Ghana’s education system stands at a crossroads. For decades, it has been a beacon of hope and mobility in West Africa, with policies like the
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One year ago, President Mahama signed a law that many had long called for but few expected to see enforced. Today, the Ghana Gold Board
There were no bombshells. No surprise product drops. No stage fog and laser lights choreographed around a keynote countdown. When Apple chose to mark its
Ghanaian musician and media personality Dede Mantey, now Dede Chancelor turned the Easter Friday holiday into a moment of cultural conversation, sitting down with celebrated
Lazarus Chakwera came to power in Malawi with a mandate for change and a country ready to believe in it. He left office four years
For generations, Ghanaian women have built businesses from the ground up — trading at dawn, saving in susu groups, reinvesting every pesewa — often without
The Government of Ghana has taken delivery of 100 new 29-seater buses as part of efforts to address the recent road transport challenges affecting commuters
When the Kwahu Business Forum first took shape as an idea, few could have imagined it growing into one of Ghana’s most consequential platforms for
Former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau, Kwabena Adu-Boahene, is set to take on a new international assignment as a consultant to the national security
The war between Israel, the United States and Iran is entering a more devastating phase, with industrial infrastructure now firmly in the crosshairs — and