Africa’s largest refinery cuts petrol unit by 34% as exports slump
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery has reduced operating rates at its main gasoline-producing unit by 34% since May 21, raising concerns about […]
UG study: 43% of Ghanaians view coups as justified
About 43% of Ghanaians believe military takeovers are sometimes justified, with the northern regions recording the highest levels of support,
Minority demands report of anti-flood taskforce for Parliamentary scrutiny
The Minority Caucus in Parliament is demanding that the report of the government’s Anti-Flood Taskforce be presented to the House
Trump says Iran took ‘too long to negotiate a deal, will have to pay the price’
Trump tells Fox News that US getting close to ordering new strikes against Iranian power plants, bridges in response to
Somalis shocked by ‘damaging’ US decision to bar World Cup referee Omar Artan
A decision by US customs officials last week to deny entry to Somali referee Omar Artan is being met with
IMF approves $250 million credit facility for Rwanda to offset pressure of Mid-East war
The International Monetary Fund says it’s approved a new $250 million extended credit facility for Rwanda. The 38-month programme is
BoG absorbs GH¢17.2bn in liquidity amid inflation fight, FX stability
The Bank of Ghana absorbed GH¢17.24 billion from the banking system through a sale of 14-day bills, signalling its determination
Minority demands urgent appearance of 3 ministers over floods, S.A. evacuation and visa controversy
The Minority in Parliament has called for the immediate appearance of three ministers before the House to provide explanations on
Mahama Secures 1,800 Agricultural Equipment Pact from Belarus
President John Dramani Mahama has secured a supply agreement for 1,840 pieces of agricultural equipment from Belarus as part of
Malawian migrants in South Africa prepare for repatriation as protests continue
Hundreds of Malawian migrants in Durban prepared to be repatriated on Tuesday, driven out by a growing wave of xenophobic