Adenike Adeodun

Rural-urban migration in Ghana significantly affects village economies, leading to labor shortages, altered demographics, and changes in agricultural productivity.

Bawumia has launched a comprehensive job creation plan, aiming to generate 4 million jobs and drive growth through education, technology, and economic reforms for Ghana’s youth.

Enhancing financial literacy among Ghanaian students is crucial for fostering responsible financial behavior and ensuring economic stability.

The Ghana Health Service reports a surge in disease outbreaks over the past eight years, attributing this to urbanization, overcrowding, and human encroachment into animal habitats. The country’s strong disease detection system, however, has prevented large-scale epidemics.

Vice President Bawumia highlights digitalization’s key role in Ghana’s economic growth, urging the nation to embrace digital innovation to stay competitive in the global market.

Ghana’s Cocoa Rehabilitation Program revives farmer incomes and productivity by addressing CSSVD, with government support covering replanting costs and compensation for affected farmers.

Ghana’s ISSER urges foundational improvements before launching the proposed 24-hour economy, calling for infrastructure investments and a long-term development strategy.

Ghana is advancing its oil and gas sector with new projects and policies, setting the stage for growth in production, midstream infrastructure, and renewable energy.

The EC has reallocated 2024 ballot printing from Yasarko Press to Buck Press and Acts Commercials after equipment issues.

Ghana’s recent Supreme Court ruling allowing judicial intervention in parliamentary matters has stirred debate, raising concerns over the separation of powers and Parliament’s autonomy.