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The Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders has called for urgent action to address airport cargo clearance delays, warning that the bottlenecks threaten airline operations and Ghana’s logistics competitiveness.
Aliko Dangote says renewed investor confidence in President John Mahama’s leadership has contributed to Ghana’s economic recovery, declaring that money follows trust.
President John Mahama has launched the Accra Reset health report in New York, calling for greater control over health financing, local medicine production and stronger domestic accountability.
President John Dramani Mahama has called on African leaders and international development partners to accelerate youth job creation, fortify governance institutions, and broaden economic access to cushion the continent against severe disruptions in the global development order.
President John Mahama has urged Ghanaians to draw inspiration from Kwame Nkrumah’s ideals of self-reliance, unity and social justice.
High-level discussions between Ghana and the African Union Commission have commenced to establish the strategic framework for President John Dramani Mahama’s incoming 2027 AU Chairmanship, centering on accelerating Agenda 2063 developmental targets and advancing unified continental advocacy for global reparatory justice.
President John Mahama will address the 81st UN General Assembly and host events on global development and reparatory justice.
President Mahama has announced a 90-day operation to remove about one million tonnes of waste from Agbogbloshie and prepare the land for redevelopment.
President Mahama has dissolved the National Cathedral Board of Trustees and directed it to hand over the stalled project site by October 31, 2026.
President Mahama has ordered an inter-agency task force to submit a two-week roadmap for strengthening Ghana’s borders against narcotics trafficking.
Ghana Police have arrested 36 people after General Constable Redeemer Owusu was killed during a mob attack at Gindabour in the Savannah Region.
President Mahama says Ghana has secured $300 million from the World Bank to expand senior high school infrastructure and end double-track by 2027.