President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has used the 76th Session of the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, September 22 to launch an onslaught against the coup leaders in Guinea.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) will participate in a three-day CAF/FIFA Global Integrity Programme – it’s under the auspices of the FIFA Integrity Office and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

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Francine Niyonsaba is lauded by a large crowd as the athlete returns to Burundi after her Diamond League title and world record.

Ghanaian forward Majeed Waris will miss Strasbourg game against Lens in the French Ligue I on Wednesday night due to injury.

The Concerned Small-Scale Miners Association of Ghana has reacted to the government’s decision to reclaim and revegetate mined-out areas in the country.

The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, says youth groups such as the #FixcTheCountry movement should rather be commended and not condemned for challenging the status quo. Rt. Hon. Bagbin believes the #FixTheCountryNow movement and other youth groups must be encouraged because their activities are in response to the President’s clarion call for Ghanaians to be […] The post Groups

Deputy General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Obiri Boahen says he has observed that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has failed to immortalize its leaders.

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has offered to assist its counterpart in Sierra Leone, the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA), to improve efficiency in regulating the petroleum downstream in that country. In furtherance of this, a team from the NPA, led by its Chief Executive, Dr. Mustapha Abdul-Hamid paid a working visit to the Executive Chairman […] The post Ghana

When investors and rating agencies look to Ghana, what worries them most about the economy? It is the unsustainable debt levels, rising costs of debt affordability, high debt service, faltering revenue mobilization, spiralling non-performing loans, credit squeeze to the private sector, and the alarming gross financing requirements of the Government and rising fiscal and external vulnerabilities.

When investors and rating agencies look to Ghana, what worries them most about the economy? It is the unsustainable debt levels, rising costs of debt affordability, high debt service, faltering revenue mobilization, spiralling non-performing loans, credit squeeze to the private sector, and the alarming gross financing requirements of the Government and rising fiscal and external vulnerabilities.

• Ghana's land borders were closed on March 22, 2020 after the rise in COVID-19 cases • A year on, the borders still remain closed despite agitations from some Ghanaian traders • Irbard Ibrahim has called on government to gradually open the borders for businesses to bounce back Since Ghana recorded its first case of coronavirus, land borders were closed and till date, the situation remains the same.

• Ghana's land borders were closed on March 22, 2020, after the rise in COVID-19 cases • A year on, the borders still remain closed despite agitations from some Ghanaian traders • Irbard Ibrahim has called on the government to gradually open the borders for businesses to bounce back Since Ghana recorded its first case of coronavirus, land borders were closed and to date, the situation remains the same.

• Ghana's land borders were closed on March 22, 2020 after the rise in COVID-19 cases • A year on, the borders still remain closed despite agitations from some Ghanaian traders • Irbard Ibrahim has called on government to gradually open the borders for businesses to bounce back Since Ghana recorded its first case of coronavirus, land borders were closed and till date, the situation remains the same.