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Ghana and Belarus Sign Strategic Agreements to Boost Trade, Agriculture and Investment Cooperation
President Mahama’s Belarus state visit delivers three MoUs on trade, agriculture and commerce as Ghana accelerates its push for strategic international partnerships. Ghana has taken another significant step in strengthening international economic partnerships after President John Dramani Mahama concluded high-level bilateral discussions with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko during his official State Visit to the Republic…
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Ghana’s Ginger Industry Is Booming – But Can the Country Turn Demand Into Billions?
Rising Demand for Ghanaian Ginger Creates New Opportunities for Farmers, Processors and Exporters Ghana’s ginger industry is quietly becoming one of the country’s most promising agricultural success stories. Once viewed primarily as a household spice, ginger has evolved into a high-demand commercial crop attracting attention from food manufacturers, health product companies, exporters and investors. Across…
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KATH Doctors Begin Indefinite Strike Over CEO Suspension
Doctors at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital have begun an indefinite withdrawal of services, effective 6:00 a.m. on Saturday June 6, 2026, following the suspension of the hospital’s Chief Executive Officer. The industrial action was announced by the Komfo Anokye Doctors Association after an emergency meeting convened on June 5 to assess recent developments at…
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Stephen Appiah Sends Strong Message to Black Stars Ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup
Ghana legend Stephen Appiah has delivered a direct and urgent message to the Black Stars ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, telling the current squad that this is their moment and that they must treat it with the seriousness it demands. Appiah, who famously captained Ghana to their historic first World Cup appearance in…
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Ghana Gas Dismisses Board Conflict Reports as False and Misleading
The Ghana National Gas Company Limited has come out firmly against what it describes as deliberately misleading social media reports claiming a breakdown in relations between its Chief Executive Officer, Judith Adjobah Blay, and the company’s Board of Directors. In a statement issued on Saturday June 6, the company rejected the allegations outright and pushed…
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Africa Could Unlock $125 Billion in Revenue by Formalising Informal Businesses – AfDB Report
A sweeping new report from the African Development Bank has put a precise and sobering figure on one of the continent’s most persistent structural challenges. Africa’s vast informal economy is costing the continent up to $125 billion annually in revenue that governments never collect, investment that never materialises and productivity that never reaches its potential.…
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Ghana’s Rice Import Challenge Requires Quality, Not Slogans
Ghana’s path to rice self-sufficiency will not be paved with patriotic appeals or sudden import bans. It will be built on producing rice that Ghanaian consumers actually want to buy. That is the unambiguous position of Mr Kofi Akuamoah Boateng Baidoo, Executive Director of the Ghana Rice Federation, and it is a perspective the country’s…
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Nigerian Woman Jailed 7 Years in Ghana Over Human Trafficking Case as GIS Rescues Two Victims in Accra Crackdown
A Nigerian national has been sentenced to seven years in prison by an Accra Circuit Court after being convicted for human trafficking and immigration-related offences, following a major rescue operation by the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS). The convicted woman, identified as Ada Peace, was found guilty after investigators rescued two victims aged 21 and 13…
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Ghana Chamber of Mines Urges West Africa to Turn Mining Into Economic Gains
West Africa Must Turn Its Mining Wealth Into Economic Reality, Ghana Chamber of Mines President Warns The President of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, Mr Michael Edem Akafia, has issued a pointed call to West African nations to move beyond recognising their mineral wealth and start converting it into concrete investment, jobs and industrial development.…
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Ghana Is Open for Business: Finance Minister Ato Forson Invites Diaspora Investors as Economy Rebounds Strongly
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, has issued a strong call to Ghanaians living abroad and international investors to take advantage of what he describes as a rapidly recovering economy, declaring that Ghana is once again open for business. Speaking during President John Dramani Mahama’s Town Hall Meeting with members of the Ghanaian…