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Accra gears up for a significant anti-corruption conference, bringing together 21 Commonwealth African nations to share strategies and successes in the fight against corruption.

In a bold stand, Ghana’s Organised Labour demands the complete withdrawal of the controversial 15% VAT on electricity.

A leading expert on international trade says Ghana has a unique opportunity to take advantage of the changing global supply chains and the opportunities offered by the AfCFTA.

GPRTU announces fare adjustments in response to the new Emissions Levy, sparking concerns among commuters and Okada riders in Ghana.

KNUST students face academic disruption as TEWU-Ghana’s strike leads to campus facility closures and heightened uncertainty.

Ghana’s recent vehicle emissions tax faces skepticism as experts argue it may not curb carbon emissions and could burden citizens financially.

Ghana’s efforts to overcome the economic challenges posed by the pandemic have received commendation and assurance of more assistance from the United Kingdom (UK).

The National Democratic Congress (NDC), the main opposition party in Ghana, has declared its intention to demand a communique signed by all participating parties in the Electoral Commission’s Inter-Party Advisory …

Ghana Statistical Service survey finds high anaemia rates in pregnant women, raising health alarms and prompting calls for policy action.

Elderly women in Ghana, known as ‘solar grandmothers,’ are illuminating remote villages with solar power. Supported by UNDP GEF-SGP, they are bringing light and change to off-grid communities.