Editorial: Gold still driving export earnings!

The Energy Commission has targetted 35 percent electric vehicle (EV) adoption by the year 2035, while expecting diesel and petrol vehicles to stop being imported into the country by 2045.

The Bank of Ghana has maintained its policy rate at 14 percent, with the Monetary Policy Committee assessing the risks to inflation and economic growth as broadly balanced despite renewed global price pressures.

The Bank of Ghana will introduce a new series of banknotes in November, replacing the current designs with upgraded notes featuring enhanced security and durability features as the central bank seeks to strengthen currency integrity and improve cash management.

The 100 Black Men of Ghana has welcomed New York Secretary of State Walter T. Mosley III to Ghana and admitted him as an Honorary Member of the organisation.

Spirit & Truth: Nights of Revival, a monthly worship gathering led by Ghanaian pastor, worship minister and musician Barry Neequaye, will hold its next edition on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at the L’aine Office Complex in Adabraka, Accra.

Why can a confident executive become reserved at church, a quiet employee become assertive at home, or a sociable individual become cautious in a political environment?

A regional action plan is being advanced to increase women’s participation in maritime security leadership across the Gulf of Guinea, as countries seek a more coordinated response to piracy, armed robbery at sea, illegal fishing, human trafficking and other threats.

Africa’s climate-finance debate has too often been reduced to one question: where will the money come from? That is the wrong place to stop.