Unlicensed Jewellers Face Inspection Sweep Starting February 2 – GoldBod
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has announced the deployment of inspectors nationwide from Monday, February 2, 2026, to clamp down
Focus on Africa
Kenyan president, US deputy secretary of state discuss trade, security ties in Nairobi talks
President William Ruto on Thursday held talks with US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau at State House in the
ECOWAS lifts all sanctions against Guinea
The West African regional bloc ECOWAS on Wednesday removed all outstanding sanctions imposed against Guinea following the 2021 coup, after
Uganda says it plans to cut external budget support by 84 per cent
Uganda says it plans to cut external budget support by 84 per cent year-on-year from the start of the next
Political freedom incomplete without economic transformation – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has called on African governments to urgently pursue economic reforms that directly drive development and improve
Africa must be ‘unapologetically selfish’ as global order fractures – Sam Jonah
Ghanaian statesman and businessman Sir Sam Jonah says Africa must abandon economic deference and aggressively pursue its own interests. He
Corruption trial of Nigeria’s ex-oil minister and former OPEC chief opens in London
OPEC’s first female president enjoyed a life of luxury from bribes taken when she was Nigeria’s oil minister. That was
Kpandai: Supreme Court ruling a victory for rule of law – Minority
The Minority in Parliament has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to quash the Tamale High Court ruling that annulled the
Seeking Supreme Court review on Kpandai case unnecessary — Minority
John Darko, Legal Counsel to the Minority Caucus in Parliament, has described the National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) intention to seek
Rwanda says UK owes $130 million over scrapped asylum scheme
Rwanda has filed an arbitration case against the United Kingdom saying it’s owed more than 130 million dollars as part