Why geology conference could shape Africa's next mining boom

Gold Fields Ghana notes recent media reports regarding the position of the Apinto Divisional Council on the renewal of the Tarkwa mining leases.

The recent floods in Accra reminded me of a personal experience on June 3, 2015, when I was affected by a similar disaster at Kaneshie.

“The pigeon sleeps above, the ram below.” – Akan proverb

National budgets are often evaluated by how much governments collect in revenue or spend on infrastructure, education and healthcare. Yet their true influence extends much further.

The biblical phrase "milk and honey" symbolises ultimate ecological productivity, self-sufficiency, and shared prosperity.

There is a sound that haunts every broadcast studio on this continent, and it is not static, not a dropped call, not even the distant hum of a generator kicking in during load-shedding.

Ever since the discovery of previously undisclosed liabilities revealed the true size of Senegal’s public debt, the country’s political debate has revolved around a single question: Should it restructure?

In Ghana’s Savannah and Northern regions, the struggle for gender equality is not merely a policy concern; it is a lived reality shaped by deep-rooted cultural norms and persistent economic hardship.