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Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Africa risks undermining its economic future without stronger regional integration, financial systems and continental cooperation.
Africa Education Watch is urging Ghana to restructure the BECE, arguing that the exam’s role has changed under Free SHS and should be redesigned to reduce costs and student stress.
Ghana is ramping up its cocoa value-addition strategy with a 50% domestic processing policy aimed at boosting local industry, securing bean supply for factories, and increasing Africa’s share of the $130 billion global chocolate market.
Fourteen civil society organisations have applied to join a Supreme Court case challenging provisions of Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor Act.
Vice President, Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, calls for interoperable payment systems and digital identity frameworks to boost Africa's financial integration.
Government of Ghana initiates legal action to recover $30 million from Indian firm JMC over failure to execute a road project.
Ghana’s Health Ministry attributes delays in opening the Weija Paediatric Hospital to procurement irregularities and contractual disputes.
Ghana will host a major global reparatory justice conference in Accra following a historic UN resolution on the transatlantic slave trade.
Ghana strengthens digital transformation efforts through a new strategic partnership with Microsoft focused on AI, cloud computing, and skills development.
Ghana partners with the World Bank Group to launch a regional health strategy targeting resilience, disease control, and economic growth.
Ghana Card registration for children aged 6–14 resumes in Volta and Oti Regions as NIA targets nationwide inclusion drive.
President Mahama joins global leaders in Gabon for the inaugural Libreville Forum focused on innovation, AI, and economic growth.