Dr. Forson emphasized during the opening ceremony of the 2025 National Economic Dialogue in Accra how important it is for all parties involved to work together in order to address the country’s economic problems. Government representatives, economic specialists , business executives, civil society organizations and development partners come together for this two day event which…
“The economy is already in a condition of mismanagement. “These are the things going on in the country right now,” she told TV3’s Eric Mawuena Egbeta shortly after President Mahama presented his SONA.
According to Nhyiaeso MP Dr. Stephen Amoah, the government has borrowed GHS 59 billion in less than fifty days since the Mahama administration took office. Dr. Amoah said this to the press in Parliament on February 27, 2025, during President John Dramani Mahama’s State of the Nation Address (SONA). “Where did the President [Mahama] receive…
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is reeling in shock after the lifeless body of a student was discovered on campus. The deceased, identified as a fourth-year Biological Sciences student, an Old Student of Achimota Senior High named Joana Deladem Yabany was found near the university’s Disability and Rehabilitation Center. According to reports,…
According to a Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) investigation, some tomato paste brands available in Ghana contain prohibited ingredients such starch and erythrosine. Red Dye No. 3, sometimes referred to as erythrosine, is a common food coloring used in drinks, sweets, and toffees. However, because of possible health hazards, the Ghana Food…
The lawsuit stems from Bongo Ideas’ refusal to retract statements on Twitter calling Kojo Forex a “FX fraudster” and “Ponzi schemer” after Kojo Forex declined to mentor him, highlighting legal boundaries between free speech and defamation in Ghana’s digital space.
The BBC Eye investigation has uncovered a shocking truth about India’s pharmaceutical industry and its connection to the opioid crisis in West Africa. For over a decade, West Africa has been struggling with an opioid crisis, fueled by illicit pills that are twice as potent as tramadol. These pills are manufactured by an Indian pharmaceutical…
The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) has pledged to firmly oppose any policy that could endanger local businesses within the downstream sector. This declaration comes in response to the cylinder recirculation model (CRM) introduced by the previous government, which COMAC claims did not benefit local industry players. In an interview during the recently concluded…
Ghana, like many countries around the world, is grappling with the environmental challenges posed by plastic waste and unsustainable farming practices. As urbanization increases and agricultural activities expand, the country faces a dual crisis: one of rising plastic pollution and the depletion of the land’s resources due to unsustainable farming. However, these challenges present a…
Breastfeeding is one of the most natural, beneficial practices for mothers and babies. For centuries, it has been the cornerstone of infant nutrition and bonding. However, in today’s fast-paced world, where formula feeding is often seen as an equal alternative, the importance of exclusive breastfeeding is sometimes overlooked. Exclusive breastfeeding—defined as providing only breast milk…
