Cedi gains temper fuel prices but diesel remains under pressure

Comprehensive geological mapping is essential to delineating concessions for small-scale and large-scale mining operators and preventing operational conflicts between local miners and multinational companies, Denis Gyeyir, Programme Manager for Resources Futures in Africa at the Open Society Foundations, has said.

Government faces mounting pressure to convert its expanding youth population into productive employment, with nearly two million young people neither working nor in education or training - highlighting the challenge of translating economic growth and macroeconomic stability into decent jobs.

The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA Ghana) has launched a one-year initiative to assess the institutional, regulatory and workforce requirements for Ghana’s nuclear power programme as the country works towards the stage at which it can invite bids or negotiate a contract for its first nuclear power plant.

OmniBSIC Bank has won the African Banking Excellence Award for Growth, Innovation and Customer Value at the 12th International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL 2026), held in New York on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly.

The Chartered Institute of Bankers, Ghana (CIB Ghana), in partnership with the Ghana Investment Support Programme (GhISP), has trained Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) portfolio managers from banks and selected finance houses to strengthen lending to small businesses, with emphasis on gender inclusion, climate risks and cash-flow-based credit assessment.

Young single adults of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathered in Accra on Saturday, October 24, 2026, for a special screening of the fourth episode of Dedicate, a six-part global video series exploring faith in Jesus Christ through the experiences of seven young adults from around the world.

Applications have opened for the Accra edition of Martell Swift Academy, a pan-African talent development platform created by Martell and curated by Africa House.

Copper production is rising across the Central African Copperbelt. The bigger question is whether the region can turn that growth into local value, stronger supply chains and industrial development.