Ivory Coast cocoa producers suffer amid global price fall
Cocoa beans dried on tarps in the sun in Aboisso town square in southeastern Ivory Coast before being returned to […]
A two hour wait for fuel: Kinshasa feels first effects of Middle East war
Long lines of motorcycles and cars were growing in front of petrol stations in Kinshasa this week, with fear of
Oil at $150 will trigger global recession, says boss of financial giant BlackRock
If the price of oil hits $150 a barrel, it will trigger a global recession, the boss of US financial
Big Push: Kwame Agbodza reveals major road projects hit 50% completion
The Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, says some contractors working on major trunk roads under the government’s
Minority petitions OSP, CHRAJ to probe old BoG Office renovation contract
The Minority in Parliament has formally petitioned the Special Prosecutor, the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), and
Iran parliament speaker: ‘No negotiations with the US’
Iranian parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, denied on Monday that Iran was negotiating with the US to end the war.
Iran says 94 ambulances, 17 aid bases targeted in US-Israeli attacks
Iran’s Red Crescent Society said Tuesday that 94 ambulances and 17 of its bases were directly targeted in US-Israeli airstrikes
Lincoln University cancels Prez Mahama’s honorary doctorate conferment over his anti-LGBTQ stance
Lincoln University in Pennsylvania has cancelled the scheduled visit of President John Dramani Mahama, just two days before a ceremony
EU warns Ghana over Russian “unethical” recruitment as 55 Ghanaians reported dead
The European Union has issued a warning to the public and the government regarding the targeted recruitment of African nationals
$500 million debt-for-nature deals are being considered by three African countries.
The U.S.-based environmental organisation, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), is negotiating with three African nations to establish debt-for-nature swaps valued at