DVLA Issues Warning: DV Plates Not Meant for Everyday Driving
The Driver Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has warned that DV plates are not intended for regular use on public roads and should only be used for testing and official purposes.
Landmark Visa Waiver Pact Reached Between Ghana and Zambia
Ghana and Zambia have signed a historic visa waiver agreement, allowing citizens of both countries to travel freely without visas. Announced by Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa during President Mahama’s state visit to Zambia, the move is expected to boost trade, tourism, investment, and cultural exchange.
Vice President Flags Export Struggles Facing African Small Businesses
Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has expressed concern over the low participation of African SMEs in export trade, noting that fewer than 20 per cent engage in cross-border business. She said financial, regulatory and structural barriers continue to limit the involvement of women and young people, slowing regional trade, industrial growth and job creation across the continent.
Parliament adopts report to expand legal education in Ghana
Parliament has adopted the report of the Constitution and Legal Affairs Committee on expanding legal education and promoting awareness and
Trade Ministry claims diplomatic victory as U.S. extends AGOA for Ghana
The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry says Ghana has secured a major reprieve in its trade relationship with the
Mahama to seek parliamentary approval for sale of public lands
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to introduce legislation in Parliament to regulate the sale and lease of public
Ghana Reference Rate for February declines marginally to 14.58%; interest rate expected to drop
The Ghana Reference Rate (GRR), a key benchmark used by commercial banks in pricing loans, has dropped marginally to 14.58%
U.S. to establish critical mineral price floors in coordination with Mexico, EU, and Japan.
The United States is working with Mexico, the European Union, and Japan to establish minimum prices for critical minerals, the
Rising import pressures force South Africa’s leading paper company to shut down.
MPact, a major South African paper and plastics manufacturer, has announced plans to proceed with retrenchments as it contemplates closing
Trump administration set to remove 700 federal agents from Minnesota.
The Trump administration will pull 700 federal immigration agents from Minnesota, scaling back the deployment tied to Operation Metro Surge