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Ghana’s political youth groups impact elections, from mobilizing voters to perpetuating violence, challenging democracy and reform efforts.

Ghana promotes sustainable tourism by balancing economic growth, cultural preservation, and environmental conservation, benefiting local communities and ensuring long-term viability.

Ahmed Ibrahim promises to end tensions between MPs and DCEs, focusing on collaboration and ethical governance to enhance public service.

Ghanaian millennials are reviving traditional foods through modern dining experiences, festivals, and innovative approaches, preserving cultural heritage.

Ghana’s Parliament sees progress in gender representation with 40 female MPs, yet women still face challenges, from stereotypes to funding and harassment.

Ghana’s top educational reforms, including free SHS, STEM promotion, and TVET transformation, are driving accessible, inclusive, and future-ready education.

Discover how Ghana’s visionary leaders, from Nkrumah to Kufuor, shaped its political history, economic growth, democracy, and national identity.

Traditional leaders in Ghana remain pivotal, balancing cultural heritage and governance in the nation’s evolving political landscape.

Political divisions in Bawku hinder peace efforts, prompting calls for neutral mediation to resolve the conflict and promote reconciliation.

Ghana’s mining sector supports infrastructure development, driving growth in roads, schools, and railways while addressing sustainability and equity challenges.