- Government tackles power sector challenges, pushing for reliable electricity and private sector support
- Ghana moves to preserve Kwame Nkrumah’s historic Guinea residence for heritage tourism
- Bawumia camp demands Ken Agyapong apology over ‘baseless’ Adu Boahen comment
- Ghana, China sign tourism and culture partnership under 24-Hour Economy agenda
- Ghana Shippers’ Authority defers Smart Port Note rollout pending further stakeholder consultations
- Ghana Gold Board seals landmark agreement to refine gold locally
- Daddy Lumba’s children dismiss rumours, affirm unity and unwavering support for their mother
- Ghana, China seal $30m grant deal to build new university in Damongo
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Emirates, has revealed the next seven cities to be served by its A350, as more newly delivered aircraft featuring the airline’s latest cabin innovations enter scheduled service. With the latest tranche of planned Emirates A350 deployments, the airline is expanding the list of its short to medium haul destinations served in the Middle East/GCC and Europe. For the first time, the Emirates A350 will make its debut in Africa and Southeast Asia. Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates Airline said: “Our strategic A350 expansion across diverse geographies in the Middle East/GCC, Europe, Africa and Southeast Asia leverages…
As of 2025, a total of 24 industries have surpassed the trillion-dollar valuation, shaping economies and influencing global markets. But as technological advancements and shifting consumer behaviors drive new opportunities, several emerging sectors are on track to break through this exclusive threshold within the next two years. According to data presented by Stocklytics.com, five industries are set to skyrocket past the one-trillion-dollar mark between 2025 and 2026. Here’s a closer look at the sectors set for explosive growth. IoT and Non-Alcoholic Beverages to Hit the Trillion-Dollar Mark in 2025; Public Cloud, Consumer Electronics, and Tobacco to Follow in 2026 The…
Member of Parliament (MP) for Mpraeso, Davies Opoku Ansah, has called on the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to engage former Dome-Kwabenya MP, Sarah Adwoa Safo, with understanding, rather than punitive measures. Reflecting on the intense criticism Adwoa Safo faced during the 8th Parliament, Opoku Ansah, admitted that many, including himself, had been unfair in their judgments of her. “In the 8th Parliament, no MP endured more criticism than you, Adwoa. Many of us, myself included, judged you harshly. We blamed you for actions and inactions that we believed had dire consequences for our party. But today, with…
Accra, Thursday 20th March News breaking from National Security sources this evening indicate that the former Director General of the National Signals Bureau has been picked up at the Kotoka International Airport. The report indicate that Mr Kwabena Adu Boahene went into hiding and been evading the authorities for several weeks. But his luck ran out when upon a credible tip off he was picked up as he was travelling under a fake identity to evade capture. As he is being processed, our credible sources have informed us that because the former spy chief has networked with a lot of…
“Ungrateful people normally fade away(‘die’) prematurely”. This is a profound statement from one man of God in the country and therefore as people we must be careful about how we treat those who once helped us. The Presidential seat is NOT for the simplest or humblest or loudest. The seat is for the most prepared, as well as the most preferred by the majority of Ghanaians. Second or third or fourth chance also depends on the demonstration of sound leadership qualities after first defeat. Throughout history, successful people were once a failure. But these people didn’t apportion blame to others…
Saha Global, a non-governmental organization dedicated to providing clean water to underserved communities in Ghana, has officially launched a dugout expansion project in Yakura, located in the North-East Gonja District of the Savannah Region. This initiative aims to address persistent water shortages that have long affected residents in the area. Funded by the Shockwave Foundation, the project seeks to provide sustainable access to water for local communities struggling with seasonal drought conditions. A sod-cutting ceremony, held to mark the commencement of this critical intervention, was attended by the Savannah Regional Minister, officials from the North East Gonja District Assembly, traditional…
Africa’s FIFA World Cup Qualifiers pick back up this week, with 11 fixtures broadcast live from Matchday 5, running from Wednesday 19 to Friday 21 March 2025. There is no better place to get your season-long ticket to the best football the world has to offer than DStv! One of the major narrative threads for this Matchday will be the performance of Nigeria, who need to recover from a slow start in Group C which has seen them claim just three points from a possible 12 thus far. The Super Eagles will enter a new era on Friday when they…
Assistant coach of the Black Stars, John Paintsil, has declared Ghana’s World Cup qualifier against Chad a “must-win.” This follows a string of disappointments after the team failed to win any of their last six matches in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The Black Stars will host Chad on Friday at the Accra Sports Stadium before jetting off to Morocco to face Madagascar on March 24. “The Chad game is a must-win, and with the support of the fans, I know it will go well for us,” He told Happy FM. “We all know what qualifying for the World…
Member of Parliament for Berekum West, Dickson Kyere-Duah, is pleased with measures taken to curb crowd violence in Ghana football but was quick to note that educating fans to understand the concept of sportsmanship remains the biggest issue in addressing crowd violence at football centres in Ghana. He made this known in an exclusive interview with Citi Sports on the sidelines of Day 2 of the Black Stars training session held in preparation for 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Madagascar on March 21 and March 24 respectively. The Member of Parliament who has vociferously campaigned against such violent acts,…
Head coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, has said that his side are focused on producing a positive result in their game against Chad in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. He explained that even though the team’s form lately has not been impressive, he does not think it will matter in their game against Chad on March 21. Speaking in an interview with TV3, Addo expressed confidence in the Black Stars players to deliver a strong performance to beat Chad. “For me, it’s not about qualifiers, World Cup, or AFCON qualifiers. Each game is important. Surely, I think it’s difficult sometimes to compare…