Ghana to establish Independent Emoluments Commission by end of 2025 – FWSC.
Ghana’s Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) has unveiled plans to establish an Independent Emoluments Commission by the end of 2025
We are investigating a potential data breach on MTN – Data Protection Commission.
MTN has confirmed that while personal data may have been exposed, the breach did not affect its core network, billing systems, or financial services infrastructure.
Namibian president announces free higher education, saying ‘fees have fallen’.
Namibia’s new president has announced that university fees will be scrapped from 2026.
South Africa will defend sovereignty; ANC chair says as tensions grow with US.
“We are a free country, we’re a sovereign country. We’re not a province of the United States and that sovereignty will be defended,”
Mahama to launch Adwumawura Programme today.
It will be driven by the Ministry of Youth Development and Empowerment through the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP).
John Mahama Pledges 1,000 University Scholarships for ECOWAS Students to School in Ghana
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Ghana will offer 1,000 scholarships to university students from across the ECOWAS sub-region, as part of efforts to strengthen regional ties through education and shared experiences.
Trump moves to start deep-sea mining in international waters.
White House aides say it could pump hundreds of billions of dollars into the American economy, and counter Beijing’s chokehold on key minerals.
California Beats Japan as the Fourth Largest Economy
Governor Gavin Newsom touted new data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the US Bureau of Economic Analysis showing California’s growth.
Senior Russian military officer killed in car explosion near Moscow.
Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov, who headed Russia’s radiological, biological and chemical protection forces
World Bank cuts Ghana’s 2025 growth forecast to 3.9%.
The updated forecast, published in the April 2025 edition of the Bretton Woods institution’s Africa’s Pulse report, reflects a modest reduction from the previous estimate of 4.3%.