By Ahmed TAHIRU
The question of whether artificial intelligence is extinguishing human creativity has quickly moved from speculation to mainstream concern. Across writing, design, coding,...
…as IEZET project takes off
The Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Mrs. Emelia Arthur, has urged fisheries stakeholders to rally behind reforms aimed at rebuilding...
… but still can’t pay its creators
By Cletus Osei-Kwame
Africa’s creator economy is expanding at an unprecedented pace. From TikTok influencers in Lagos to YouTube...
A defining moment
On May 1, 2026, a quiet but consequential shift takes place—one that could redefine the trajectory of Africa–China economic relations for decades...
…as IMF warns energy importers like Ghana face ‘asymmetric’ economic pain
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU, Washington D.C
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Ghana, along with other energy-importing economies, faces a renewed...
Ghana and the Netherlands have, over the years, built a strong and evolving economic relationship. What began largely as development cooperation has increasingly shifted...
