FIFA President Gianni Infantino has scrapped a controversial plan to sell stakes in World Cups to private investors after widespread opposition. For African football, this is a chance to demand greater transparency and inclusion in global sports governance.
The NPP cries foul over Sedina Tamakloe's acquittal, but the AG fights on. Ghana's legal system faces a test of transparency and justice.
The Court of Appeal quashes Sedinam Tamakloe’s convictions, reinforcing that the burden of proof lies with the prosecution. A landmark win for due process and the rule of law in Ghana.
Africa’s critical minerals can power a new era of democratic renewal and industrial growth. But governance, not geology, will determine success, experts say at Accra conference.
FIFA's plan to sell a 20% stake in its $20 billion World Cup commercial arm could unlock billions for African football. Ghana stands to gain up to $86 million, but critics warn of corporate influence. The vote is set for September 2026.
A High Court ruling in Mankessim has declared Kojo Ankomah Dickson not the legitimate head of the Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family, reinforcing due process in customary law and signaling stability for investment.
VALCO has lost over a quarter of its capacity since June 2026. But GIADEC sees a strategic investor as the key to a $590 million modernization that could transform Ghana’s aluminium industry and create jobs.
Ghana’s Nkoko Nkitikiti Initiative is boosting poultry production, creating jobs, and turning the country into an egg exporter to Burkina Faso. Samuel Huntor defends the program as a game-changer for food security and agribusiness.
Alhaji Jibril Zamba defends his role in community mining, highlighting Ghana's push for legal reforms and entrepreneurship in the mining sector. A story of engagement and opportunity.
VALCO's professional staff break ranks with protesters, backing the government's search for a strategic investor and revealing that the smelter needs $700 million, not $60 million, to revive.
Deputy Attorney General Dr Justice Srem-Sai has rejected claims that the Adu-Boahene case is complex, calling it a simple case of public funds diversion. The trial involves GH¢49 million allegedly diverted from the National Signals Bureau for private use. This case underscores Ghana’s commitment to transparency and accountability, sending a strong signal to investors and entrepreneurs about the no
President Mahama celebrates Chief of Staff Julius Debrah’s PhD from the University of Ghana, calling it a powerful example of lifelong learning and public service excellence.
Ghana's NYA and French Embassy deepen partnership to expand youth skills, innovation, and inclusion, with quarterly meetings and AI programs on the horizon.
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is turning diplomacy into a tool for development. A story of preparation, consistency, and purpose.
Ghana’s energy sector gets a US$3.5 billion boost with new investments, a gas-to-power strategy, and a 1,200-megawatt plant set to lower tariffs and create thousands of jobs.
From failed exams and visa rejections to TikTok stardom, Presidooo's journey is a masterclass in resilience and self-belief. She shares how God, family, and a pandemic lockdown turned her life around.
President Mahama calls out South Africa's xenophobia crisis, but Jacinta Ngobese fires back: fix Ghana first. Here's why both sides are right.
Nana Kwame Bediako's Oxford No. 1 Hotel rejects court receiver takeover, files appeal to stay open. A classic Ghanaian business dispute with lessons for entrepreneurs.
Ghana’s mid-year budget review focuses on fiscal consolidation, not major policy shifts, says economist Professor Godfred Bokpin. Stability first, growth later.
When you are at the top of your game, sometimes the people closest to you struggle to celebrate your success. That is the painful lesson NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers learned, and it is a story that resonates far beyond the football field.
Seasoned legal practitioner Naa Amerley Bortei-Doku has been sworn in as a Notary Public by the Supreme Court of Ghana, marking a milestone for legal excellence and international business in the country.
Young female basketball players from across Ghana gathered at the Kawukudi Basketball Court in Accra for the U23 3x3 Women's Summit 2026, a two-day event designed to empower women through sport while promoting leadership, mental health awareness and personal development.
A US immigration court has cleared former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta of all criminal allegations, ruling that the OSP failed to provide credible evidence. This is a victory for due process and the rule of law.
In a major twist, the prosecution's own investigator admits to gaps in the Adu-Boahene probe, raising questions about due process and accountability in Ghana's fight against financial crime.
Nigerian herpetologist Taiwo Okikiola, known as 'Snake Girl', is turning fear into a mission to save lives by rescuing snakes, debunking myths, and pushing for affordable anti-venom across Africa.
The Lordina Foundation opens a modern maternity and children's health facility in Asukawkaw, Oti Region, cutting maternal mortality and boosting rural healthcare through innovation and partnerships.
Ghana’s NPA is driving a resilient downstream petroleum sector through policy, innovation, and investment, positioning the country as a regional hub for energy trading and sustainability.
Bukom Fest 2026 is set to break a Guinness World Record and showcase Ghana’s boxing talent to the world. Here is how this event could transform the country’s sports economy.
A diasporan investor, Marvin Walker, says he was wrongfully jailed in Ghana after refusing to pay a police officer. His story raises urgent questions about justice and investment safety.
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