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GACC Leader: Corruption Costs Ghana $3 Billion Yearly

On a bustling street in the heart of Accra, where the rhythm of Ghana's vibrant culture meets the still, quiet threat of bureaucratic inefficiency, an earnest voice rose above the clamor. This voice belonged to Beauty Nartey, the President of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC). She took the stage at the launch of the Strengthening the Rule of Law and Fight Against Corruption in Ghana project, bearing an unsettling truth. In her opening remarks, Nartey conveyed an unsettling statistic…

Ghana Lifts 2025 Ban for Canoe Fishers, Trawler Restrictions Stay

Ghana: A Step Towards Balanced Marine Conservation In a significant move aimed at protecting both livelihoods and marine sustainability, the Ghanaian government has decided to lift the close season restriction for canoe fishermen by 2025. This decision was announced with a firm yet empathetic tone, emphasizing the delicate balance between supporting local communities and conserving the nation's priceless marine resources. Listening to the Heartbeat of the Fisherfolk One cannot overlook the profound…

Ghanaian Journalist Wins $18 Million in Defamation Case

In a notable legal confrontation that straddles the ocean, renowned investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has launched a lawsuit against former Ghanaian parliamentarian Kennedy Ohene Agyapong. This conflict flared up in the lively state of New Jersey, ignited by Agyapong's alarming accusations that Anas was involved in the murder of a fellow journalist. The allegations surfaced following the release of a striking documentary that delves into the murky depths of corruption within Ghana, a film that surely stirred…

Ghana Halts Small-Scale Mining Licenses Beyond December 2024

It was a typical bustling afternoon when the minister, an unwavering gaze poised for the daunting task ahead, stood to address the myriad of issues plaguing Ghana. His commitment was clear. With unwavering resolve, he revealed significant measures put in place to tackle an old adversary that continues to gnaw at the heart of Ghana’s environmental heritage. This revelation came as part of a sophisticated stratagem aimed squarely at obliterating illegal mining, a creeping blight known locally as galamsey, which persists…

Ghana President’s X Account Breached to Push Crypto Fraud

Imagine waking up on a Sunday—coffee in hand, the day ahead open with possibilities—and finding out that a former President's social media has been hijacked. That's exactly what happened when Ghana’s ex-president, John Mahama, found his X account teeming with posts that were not his own. The situation unfolded with suspicious messages appearing, promoting a dubious project called “Solanafrica.” But have you ever wondered how often things like this actually happen? According to the President’s spokesperson, the breach…

Twellium Ghana Celebrates Women Street Vendors on Women’s Day

Honoring the Heart of Ghana: Street Sellers on International Women's Day In a vibrant corner of the world, where the sun casts its warm, golden glow on bustling streets, an inspiring story unfolds. It’s a story of grit, determination, and the indomitable spirit of women who define resilience. Each day, they transform bustling marketplaces into an embodiment of hope and survival. Have you ever pondered on the strength hidden behind those determined smiles? Twellium Ghana, a leading beverage company, recently took a…

Ghana Commits GH₵1.5 Billion to Boost Agriculture with ‘Feed Ghana’

As we look ahead to the future, envisioning Ghana in 2025, we find ourselves in a dance with both challenge and opportunity. Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson recently stepped into the spotlight to unveil the 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy, offering a roadmap that promises to address the pressing issue of food security amidst soaring inflation. Dr. Forson stood before Parliament, his voice firm yet hopeful, laying out the government's…

Transforming Lives in Southern Ghana with Innovative Borehole Project

Empowering Through Water: A Community's Journey in Southern Ghana Water – it's the most basic of elements, yet it holds the profound power to transform lives. In Southern Ghana, a recent initiative has demonstrated just how impactful a single borehole can be for the inhabitants of Atimatim and the areas surrounding it. The unveiling of this borehole marks a substantial stride forward in tackling water scarcity, a struggle that has long defined the community's daily toil. The question is, can this…

Ghana Plans to Eliminate Six Disputed Taxes in 2025

Fiscal Reform: A Step into a Brighter Future Presenting the budget for 2025 before Parliament is never an easy task. It’s a moment of reckoning, where every number carries the weight of the expectations, ambitions, and hopes of an entire nation. This time around, the spotlight was squarely on the decision to abolish six controversial taxes, aligning with the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s 2024 manifesto promise. Do promises made pre-election hold the magic they seem to carry, or do they falter under the inevitable…

Ghana Introduces Tax Breaks, Cheap Energy for 24/7 Economy

Imagine a world where businesses never sleep. The bustling streets of Accra are alive at midnight, factories hum with the rhythm of machinery well past dusk, and digital startups thrive in the quiet hours when most are asleep. This vision could soon become a reality in Ghana, as highlighted by Simon Madjie, the Acting Chief Executive of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC). Madjie, brimming with enthusiasm, spoke about the flagship policy that aims to revolutionize the Ghanaian economy. Dubbed the…

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