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A severe internet outage in Ghana, caused by damaged undersea cables, disrupts banking, ride-hailing, and social media, posing challenges across various sectors.

Accra, Ghana (AP) – The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has voiced concerns over widespread disruptions in mobile data services across the country. The party has called attention to the issue, …

Ghana’s Ministry of Food and Agriculture unveils the PFJ 2.0 initiative, aiming to revolutionize farming practices in senior high schools.

Ghana urgently turns to IMF and World Bank for crucial financial aid, aiming to prevent economic downfall and stabilize the national economy.

Abuja, Nigeria — The diplomatic community is reeling from the sudden loss of one of its own. His Excellency Kwabena Baah-Duodu, Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, tragically passed away, leaving …

Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe, NPP founder, labels Akufo-Addo’s regime as Ghana’s most corrupt, questioning the leadership’s anti-corruption promises.

Ghana’s economic woes stem from longstanding fiscal indiscipline, not just global events, says Finance Committee Chairman Kwaku Kwarteng.

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Ghana faces nationwide internet disruptions due to undersea fiber optic cable breaks. These critical cables, located in Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, and Portugal, are responsible for carrying international internet traffic.

The Ministry of Health is swiftly addressing the GH¢261 million owed by 91 hospitals to ECG, aiming to prevent disconnections and ensure uninterrupted healthcare services.