- Immigration officer dies after explosion during border patrol in Hamile
- Cocoa farmers to benefit from 5-yr digital financial inclusion programme
- UNICEF urges stronger collaboration to protect children in Ghana’s cocoa sector
- Gov’t imposes curfew on Hamile & environs with immediate effect
- GACL’s GH¢30m dividend is manufactured and misleading – Africa Policy Lens
- Government targets illegal mining, not the mining industry – Ayariga
- Mahama Ayariga warns MMDCEs, Regional Ministers against turning blind eye to galamsey
- Mahama arrives in Antigua for CHOGM 2026
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Ghanaian media personality Seth Kwame Djokoto has been pronounced dead after collapsing Thursday morning in the studios of Owass FM in Tarkwa. He was part of a panel discussion as he collapsed and was rushed to hospital, where…
American streaming sensation iShowSpeed has concluded his African tour, describing the journey as transformative and eye-opening.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has disclosed that an approval has been…
Ghana has become home to the world’s first museum devoted entirely to shea butter, honouring a centuries-old craft that has shaped economies, beauty rituals, and community life across West Africa. Opened in 2019 during Ghana’s “Year of Return,” the Hamamat Shea Butter Museum has grown into a cultural landmark and a symbol of women-led entrepreneurship.
Legal experts are urging artists and creatives to prioritise legal counsel when entering contracts, warning that a single signature could have long-lasting consequences on their careers.
Artists and performers are being urged to pay close attention to the terms of contracts they sign with record labels and management companies, particularly regarding copyright and exclusive economic rights.
The Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, officially launched the Abibigromma Theatre Festival at the University of Ghana, reaffirming government support for theatre and the creative arts.
