Ghana’s Education Minister Pledges Deeper Role for Indigenous Languages in Schools
Ghana’s Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to embedding indigenous languages more firmly within the national…
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Bank of Ghana Governor Warns 2026 Will Test Policy Discipline Despite Economic Gains
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has cautioned that the country’s improving macroeconomic indicators should…
Ghana’s Political Heavyweights Ask Supreme Court to Weigh Delegate System in Party Primaries
Three senior figures from Ghana’s political establishment have taken an unprecedented legal step, asking the Supreme Court to determine whether…
₵80m Debt Cleared, But at What Cost? GMWU Applauds Heath Goldfields Amid Questions Over Workers’ Rights
The Ghana Mine Workers’ Union (GMWU) has commended Heath Goldfields for settling a staggering ₵80 million in legacy debt owed…
24-Hour Economy or Political Gimmick? Trade Minister Claims It’s Key to Agribusiness Transformation
Trade Minister’s declaration that a 24-hour economy is essential for agribusiness transformation has drawn both praise and skepticism. While he…
Mining-Led Growth or Mirage? Standard Bank’s 6.2% Forecast for Ghana Sparks Unease
Standard Bank’s projection that Ghana’s economy will grow by 6.2% in 2025, driven largely by the mining sector, has sparked…
Is Africa Finally Taking Control — or Setting Up Another Bureaucracy? Miners Back New Continental Investment Company
The Federation of Miners’ approval of a plan to establish the African Mining Investment Company is being hailed as a…
BoG’s Climate Push Sparks Tension: Banks Urged to Rethink Loans to Construction Sector
The Bank of Ghana’s move to compel banks to factor in climate risks when financing construction projects has stirred debate…
“Stop the Cycle of Failure” – Agri-Impact CEO Blasts Endless Pilot Projects in Agribusiness
The CEO of Agri-Impact has called out the repetitive piloting of agribusiness projects in Ghana, labeling it a serious obstacle…
1958–1969: Ghana’s Currency Designs Reflected a Nation’s Identity and Aspirations
Between 1958 and 1969, Ghana used its currency not just as a medium of exchange but as a powerful tool…