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The air crackled with controversy at the ongoing All African Games in Ghana. The opposition NDC party slammed the government’s handling of the event, pointing to a string of logistical nightmares.

The Ghanaian cedi has depreciated 8.63% against the US dollar since January 2024, spotlighting economic hurdles amid ongoing debt restructuring discussions.

Ghana is on the verge of a crucial debt restructuring deal, promising economic stability and growth, says IMF’s Georgieva.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana is considering a groundbreaking shift by selecting a woman as the running mate for the 2024 elections, sparking debates on gender representation.

The Judicial Service is set to begin implementing a shift system which will allow some courts to sit in the evening as part of efforts to reduce the backlog of cases.

The Ukraine Effect: The ongoing conflict in Ukraine challenges assumptions about aid. How can the sector accelerate progress on stalled reforms? Consider the imbalances in funding allocation and the role of non-traditional humanitarians.

Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, champions enhanced collaboration with the IMF, setting the stage for Ghana’s sustainable and inclusive economic advancement.

Extreme weather and diseases slash cocoa supply from Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana, causing a sharp rise in global chocolate prices and production challenges.

The Judicial Service has unveiled the Court Shift System (CSS), promising to revolutionize the judiciary by introducing evening court sessions.

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