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An overview of how Ghana’s cost of living has evolved due to inflation, urbanization, and essential commodity prices

Sam Jonah emphasizes the need for educational reform in Ghana, urging a shift from rote learning to a system fostering critical thinking and innovation

Ghana’s Ministry of the Interior clarifies that while Farmers’ Day celebrations are set for November 8, the official public holiday remains on December 6.

Ghana’s cocoa farmers limit supply in anticipation of price hikes, signaling potential shifts in the global cocoa market.

Ghana launches a new Senior High School curriculum focusing on holistic education, with students required to study 7-9 subjects across four groups

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

The Ecobank JoyNews Habitat Fair 2024 drew hundreds to explore homeownership deals and expert advice in Accra

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.

Masked gunmen rob a man of over 6 million cedis near Accra market, leaving behind chaos and triggering a police investigation into the brazen daylight heist