Adedotun Oyeniyi

President Mahama urges newly sworn-in ministers to serve with humility, respect, and transparency while advancing national priorities for Ghanaians.

KEY POINTS Ghana, a nation rich in resources and cultural heritage, is currently addressing several pressing economic challenges to ensure sustainable growth and development. Under the leadership of President John…

Eco-tourism in Ghana is thriving, offering sustainable travel experiences that connect visitors with nature, culture, and conservation efforts.

The Minority accuses the Appointments Committee Chair of obstructing proper vetting, calling for reforms to ensure transparency and accountability.

Ghana’s mineral exports, led by gold, face a dynamic future with opportunities in diversification, sustainability, and local value addition shaping the mining landscape.

Ghana’s youth are solving local problems with tech innovations, transforming healthcare, agriculture, education, and finance while driving socio-economic growth.

President Mahama assures Ghanaians that the energy crisis will be tackled swiftly using local expertise and international collaboration.

Plastic pollution threatens Ghana’s beaches, harming marine life, local economies, and tourism. Efforts focus on waste management, education, and eco-friendly alternatives.

Ghana’s cocoa industry faces challenges but holds growth potential. Value addition, sustainability, and fair trade are key to its future.

Thomas Oppong-Peprah’s promotion to Ghana’s first 4-Star General marks a historic milestone for the nation’s military leadership.