Ghana news and trendss
Ghana's 2026 Kwahu Business Forum marks a significant step towards industrial transformation, positioning the country's future around manufacturing, enterprise growth, and job creation.
Thousands of residents and tourists attended the Gomoa Easter Carnival in Central Region, featuring high-octane musical performances and community development initiatives.
The Akwaaba Bash at the 2026 Adom Kwahu Easter celebration was a night to remember, with a lively and unforced atmosphere that drew patrons into an engaging experience.
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah emphasizes the importance of mentorship in fostering a strong and sustainable Ghanaian economy.
Ghanaian businessman, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama, donates his private jet to be converted into an air ambulance to support the country's healthcare services.
President Mahama to host exclusive dinner at Kwahu Business Forum
Ghanaian Food Lovers Urged to Rediscover Local Dishes in Upper West Region
MP defends President Mahama against criticisms over LGBTQ legislation, emphasizing that the issue remains ongoing and should be allowed to take its course.
In a sudden move, Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has been relieved of his duties with immediate effect following a series of disappointing performances, just months before the FIFA World Cup campaign in Group L.
PMI Ghana has launched its 15th-anniversary celebration, themed "Driving Ghana’s Future Through Value-Driven Projects." The event at Alisa Hotel highlighted project management's critical role in national development, addressing AI integration and promoting lifelong skills.
Ghana's tomato supply crisis deepens as Burkina Faso bans exports, revealing Ghana's irrigation failures and exposing supply chain vulnerabilities. Calls for urgent infrastructure investment grow amidst rising food security concerns.
MFWA's Sulemana Braimah accuses the NDC government of contradicting its stance on sole sourcing, alleging 81 of 107 'Big Push' contracts were sole-sourced, including one to a new company lacking track record.