Adedotun Oyeniyi

Mahama calls for Ghana to achieve economic independence through self-sufficiency, agriculture, and the 24-hour economy program to reduce foreign dependence.

Ghana Meteorological Agency warns of prolonged dry spells that could impact agriculture, water supply, and increase bushfire risks, urging preparedness.

The Ghanaian government has confirmed the removal of the e-levy and betting tax in the 2025 budget, shifting focus to VAT revenue collection.

The NPP argues that Mahama’s economic stability is built on Akufo-Addo reserves, which have helped stabilize the cedi and control inflation.

Ghana’s Attorney General has ordered a corruption probe, leading to interrogations of suspects in financial misconduct cases across the country.

Mahama’s 2025 SONA introduces bold strategies to tackle youth unemployment, improve education, and foster national dialogue on economic recovery.

MUSIGA and families met with Ghana’s Tourism Minister to plan the funeral rites of Teddy Osei and Naa Amanua, highlighting their lasting impact on music and culture.

The Foreign Affairs Ministry calls on embassies to improve visa conditions, addressing complaints about long wait times and poor treatment of Ghanaian applicants.

Ghana’s workforce lacks higher education, limiting economic growth. Experts urge investment in skills training to boost productivity and job creation.

IAEA experts completed a safety review of Ghana’s first nuclear power plant site, marking a key step in the country’s nuclear energy development.