Cocoa politics won’t help you; farmers value reforms – Ayariga slams Minority
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has dismissed recent protests over cocoa prices as politically motivated, insisting that genuine cocoa farmers understand
Mugabe’s son detained after gardener shot in Johannesburg.
The youngest child of former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe was being held by police on Thursday after a gardener was
Political scientist warns Africa risks becoming a dumping ground for surplus Chinese goods.
Lloyd G. Adu Amoah, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Ghana, has warned that the continent could
Europe commits $33 million to strengthen Uganda’s energy sector.
The European Union has committed €30 million (approximately $32.7 million) to fund the refurbishment of the Nalubaale-Kiira hydropower complex in
First major shipment opens China’s $200bn fruit market to South Africa.
South Africa has dispatched its inaugural shipment of stone fruit to China, signaling a major step forward in agricultural trade
Ghana moves to international arbitration over maritime boundary with Togo
The government of Ghana has formally notified the government of Togo of its decision to refer their maritime boundary dispute
TOR denies shutdown reports, targets 45,000 barrels per day output
The management of the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) has dismissed reports that the refinery has shut down due to a
Ghana retains global lead in Mobile Money Regulation
Ghana has maintained its position as the world’s top performer in the 2025 Mobile Money Regulatory Index (MMRI) published by
Egypt plans a $4 billion refinery upgrade to slash fuel import costs.
Egypt is committing $4 billion to upgrade and expand its oil refining industry, aiming to improve energy security, increase domestic
Botswana subsidiary put up for sale as African banks show interest.
Several of Africa’s leading banks are positioning themselves for a potential acquisition as Standard Chartered moves to divest its operations