Bagbin orders Parliament to set a date for reviewing the anti-LGBTQ bill.
Parliament has been instructed to schedule the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill 2025, commonly referred to as the […]
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The APRM Governing Council has been sworn in by John Dramani Mahama ahead of the upcoming peer review exercise.
Members of Ghana’s National African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Governing Council were officially sworn into office in Accra on Tuesday,
Africa’s biggest diamond producer plans to increase income taxes as the diamond boom loses momentum.
Botswana is considering increases to corporate and personal income taxes in an effort to offset declining diamond revenues and reduce
Russia and Ethiopia exchange $435 million worth of coffee and machinery in trade.
In 2025, trade between Russia and Ethiopia exceeded $435 million, almost three times higher than the previous year, highlighting a
Parliament should prioritize serving the interests of the people!
Parliament reconvened on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, marking the start of the second session of the 9th Parliament. As usual,
China criticizes UK over visa scheme expansion after Jimmy Lai’s conviction.
China’s embassy in London sharply condemned the U.K.’s expansion of its visa program for Hong Kong residents, describing the move
Lawyer indicted for reportedly cheating a US-based nurse of $150,000.
Magdalene Aba Amporful, a 28-year-old lawyer, appeared before an Accra Circuit Court accused of defrauding a US-based nurse of $150,000
Richard Gyamfi claims COCOBOD intends to lower the cocoa price.
Richard Gyamfi, a member of the New Patriotic Party’s National Communications Team, has accused the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) of
The 2026 Mining Indaba has kicked off in Cape Town with the theme “Stronger Together.”
Cape Town is hosting the 2026 Mining Indaba, which convened on Tuesday under the theme “Stronger Together.” The annual conference
Burkina Faso’s parliament endorses a ban on political parties.
Burkina Faso’s interim legislature has approved a law banning all political parties, a move seen by analysts as strengthening the military government’s hold on power. The decision abolishes existing laws regulating parties and opposition activity, despite international calls to protect civic freedoms.