GoldBod rejects IMF claims of $214m losses under gold-for-reserves programme
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has dismissed claims that Ghana recorded US$214 million in losses under the gold-for-reserves programme, describing
Debt cancellation, cash and stolen artefacts -Mahama demands real reparations for Africa
President John Mahama has renewed Africa’s demand for reparative justice, insisting that the continent has reached a point where forgetting
Soldiers remove rival Mamprusi Chief Seidu Abagre from Bawku following Otumfuo mediation
Personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) have removed Alhaji Seidu Abagre, the rival Mamprusi chief, from Bawku Township in
Mahama pledges reset, growth and jobs for all Ghanaians in Christmas message
President John Mahama has marked his first Christmas with Ghanaians since returning to office with a message of gratitude, renewal
Libya’s military chief killed in plane crash after take off from Ankara
A private jet carrying Libya’s military chief and four other officers and staff crashed on Tuesday after takeoff from Turkey’s
Turkey’s president condoles with Libya after death of army chief in plane crash
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday offered his condolences after a jet crashed in the country, killing Libya’s military
Gov’t secures $200m World Bank funding to end double-track system – Education Minister
The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced that the government has secured a $200 million facility from the World
Gov’t not responsible for 2025 WASSCE decline – Haruna Iddrisu
The government has dismissed claims that it is responsible for the significant decline recorded in the 2025 West African Senior
GoldBod off-takers’ fees, trading shortfalls deepen BoG Gold-for-Reserves losses to $214m in 9 months – IMF Report
Operational costs from GoldBod, alongside trading shortfalls, have been identified as the major drivers behind losses under the Bank of
Ghana’s performance broadly satisfactory; but faces downside risks to economy – IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has described Ghana’s performance under the bailout programme as broadly satisfactory, despite some delays in