The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has inaugurated the Governing Board of the Ghana Scholarships Authority in accordance with Act 1149, approved by President John Dramani Mahama, to strengthen the regulation and administration of scholarships in the country.
Eight laboratory professionals from six African countries have completed an eight-week training programme, in the country aimed at strengthening the continent's capacity to detect, diagnose and respond to infectious diseases.
Recurring Floods, Escalating Climate Risk and Billions in Economic Losses Demand a New National Strategy — Could the Accra–Kumasi Expressway Corridor Become Ghana's New Administrative Capital?
Over the past decade, Ghana has experienced periods of economic growth and improvements in key macroeconomic indicators. Economic output has expanded, inflation has been brought under control at various points, and significant investments
Every rainy season, Ghanaians brace themselves for what has become a familiar and heart-breaking ritual. Dark clouds gather, the rains begin, drains overflow, roads become rivers, homes are submerged, businesses grind t
The 2026 FIFA World Cup continues to offer invaluable lessons beyond football. For Ghanaians, the much-talked-about Ghana–England match of June 23, 2026, provided a powerful reminder of a timeless truth in leadership and organisational development: outcomes are often shaped less by resources and more by leadership.
Far from home but closer than ever to a new era of investment, commercial growth, and sustainable football development.
…urges swift implementation The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has endorsed the Bank of Ghana’s newly launched Sustainable Finance Roadmap, describing it as a key policy framework that can strengthen the country’s financial system against climate-related risks while unlocking new investment opportunities.
Enterprise Group PLC delivered a strong financial performance in 2025, with insurance revenue rising 10 percent to GH¢1.75 billion. However, profit declined slightly due to the stronger cedi and the absence of a one-time reinsurance gain recorded in the previous period.
Upon the implementation of the Three-Tier Pension Scheme under the National Pensions Act of 2008 （Act 766）, Ghana was recognised for instituting one of the most comprehensive social security reforms in its history. The reform was intended to
For generations, agriculture in Ghana has largely been practised on a subsistence basis, dominated by millions of smallholder farmers cultivating relatively small parcels of land primarily to feed their families, with any surplus sold in local markets.
