Gold Fields Foundation supports Tarkwa flood victims with GH¢150,000 relief package

Ghana’s Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) is tightening controls on the export of unprocessed shea, cashew and rubber as it seeks to retain more value from the country’s tree-crop sector and strengthen local processing.

A leading research and public policy think tank, CUTS International Accra, has called on the government to delay the full enforcement of TRAFFITECH-GH, scheduled for  October 1,2026, until it has inspected and repaired the traffic infrastructure at enforcement locations.

Young people gathered at the University of Ghana on September 26, 2026, to learn, participate and take practical steps towards protecting the environment as Ghana hosted its maiden EARTH Summit.

The Educational Director for Adenta, Gifty Mussey, has urged beneficiaries of an educational support programme by ASA Savings and Loans to take their studies seriously and maximise the opportunity provided to them.

Ghana is seeking stronger regional cooperation and sustainable financing mechanisms to keep children in school when conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies disrupt education systems.

The WERise Network has outlined plans to help women-owned businesses move from start-up and survival stages towards sustainable growth and job creation, following its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Regional Fora in Accra.

Speakers at an empowerment summit for National Service Scheme (NSS) personnel in the Ashanti Region have urged young graduates to prioritise character, competence and hard work as they transition from national service into employment and entrepreneurship.

The Institute of Directors-Ghana (IoD-Gh) once again opened its doors of goodwill to the Dzorwulu Special School for the Intellectually Challenged, presenting the school with food items and toiletries as part of its annual corporate social responsibility programme.