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“Stability Achieved, New Economy Incoming!” – Ato Forson Declares Ghana’s Post IMF Revolution

IMF Chief Hails Ghana’s Remarkable Turnaround After 2022 Crisis Following Successful Exit from ECF Programme

IMF Chief Hails Ghana’s Remarkable Turnaround After 2022 Crisis Following Successful Exit from ECF Programme

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IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger

IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger

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Ghana's Minister for Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson

Pollster Names Ato Forson NDC’s Top Performer

by Evans Junior Owu

Ghana Seals Historic IMF Exit, Transitions to a Non-Financing Technical Assistance PCI

Ghana Seals Historic IMF Exit, Transitions to a Non-Financing Technical Assistance PCI

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GENERAL NEWS

Professor Ernest Kofi Davis, Acting Director-General, Ghana Education Service

GES Assures Placement for All Qualified BECE Candidates

by Evans Junior Owu

The Ghana Education Service has assured parents, guardians, and candidates across Ghana that every student who qualifies in the 2026...

Chief Executive of the NHIA, Dr. Victor Asare Bampoe

NHIA Pays Over GHC157 Million in Claims

Governance Expert, Dr Frederick Oduro

Governance Expert Says Constitution Must Protect Rights of Citizens

Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation, Hon. Samuel Nartey George

Ghana Targets 70% Nationwide 5G Expansion by 2027

Justin Kodua Frimpong, General Secretary of the NPP

Words Like Mine Speak The Truth — Kodua Frimpong

ECONOMY

IMF Chief Hails Ghana’s Remarkable Turnaround After 2022 Crisis Following Successful Exit from ECF Programme

IMF Chief Hails Ghana’s Remarkable Turnaround After 2022 Crisis Following Successful Exit from ECF Programme

by M.C

The IMF Mission Chief Dr. Ruben Atoyan has delivered a strong vote of confidence in Ghana's economic management, declaring that...

“Stability Achieved, New Economy Incoming!” – Ato Forson Declares Ghana’s Post IMF Revolution

“Stability Achieved, New Economy Incoming!” – Ato Forson Declares Ghana’s Post IMF Revolution

Ghana Seals Historic IMF Exit, Transitions to a Non-Financing Technical Assistance PCI

Ghana Seals Historic IMF Exit, Transitions to a Non-Financing Technical Assistance PCI

IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger

IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger

Commodity Markets Tremble as Rising Food Costs Trigger Global Economic Anxiety

Commodity Markets Tremble as Rising Food Costs Trigger Global Economic Anxiety

AGRIBUSINESS

Hon. Emelia Arthur, Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development

Ghana Must Fund New Marine Protected Area – UCC Lecturer Demands

by Silas Kafui Assem

Dr. Evans Kwasi Arizi, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) and Chair of the Technical Advisory...

Mr. Noah Tumfo, Chief Director of MoTAI

MoTAI Vets Global Agribusiness Merger Under ECOWAS Rules, Invites Feedback

Representatives of the Fisheries Commission and the Korea Maritime Institute, at the Tema Manhean Fish Processing Facility

Tema Manhean Facility To Halt Fisheries Value Leakage

Hon. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Minister for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry, with Industry Stakeholders in Rubber Export Ban Meeting

Trade Ministry Enforces Hardline Raw Rubber Export Ban to Anchor Value Chain

Hon. Emelia Arthur, Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture Development, in the Ashanti Region

Fisheries Minister Concludes Inland Tour With Lake Bosomtwe Engagement

FINANCE

Fidelity Demands Africa Own Its Digital Future At a time when Africa’s digital economy is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, Fidelity Bank Ghana has delivered one of the strongest messages yet on the continent’s technological future. The bank made a bold and urgent case for Africa to stop depending on foreign controlled digital systems and begin building its own infrastructure capable of retaining value, strengthening currencies, and driving long term economic sovereignty. As one of the key sponsors of the 3i Africa summit, Fidelity Bank did not just show up to participate. It arrived with a message that resonated deeply across conference halls and policy discussions. Fidelity Bank emerged as one of the loudest voices championing a future where African nations control the very digital rails that power their economies. Digital Infrastructure Is The New Economic Power One of the defining moments of the summit came during a high level panel discussion on digital public infrastructure, where Adeline Aryee delivered a statement that immediately captured the attention of participants. She declared that if Africa builds its own digital rails, it naturally retains the value created by those systems. Her message was clear and uncompromising. In previous decades, national infrastructure was measured by roads, bridges, ports, and airports. Today, the true engines of economic power are payment platforms, identity systems, financial technology ecosystems, and digital marketplaces. According to Aryee, digital public infrastructure is no longer a luxury. It is now a strategic national asset. Her remarks struck at the heart of one of Africa’s most pressing economic concerns. Despite growing digital adoption, many transactions across the continent still pass through foreign payment systems, resulting in value leakage and continued pressure on local currencies. Ghana’s Success Story Becomes A Continental Blueprint Aryee highlighted Ghana’s progress in financial inclusion, mobile payments, and digital banking, describing the country as an emerging model for other African economies. Over the years, Ghana has invested heavily in domestic payment systems such as GhIPSS and its flagship platform, Gh-link. These systems have significantly expanded access to financial services while promoting digital transactions across urban and rural communities. Yet Aryee argued that inclusion alone is no longer enough. The next chapter for Africa, she insisted, must focus on ownership. She questioned why local transactions continue to depend on foreign rails when domestic infrastructure already exists. According to her, such dependence creates unnecessary external exposure and limits the continent’s ability to fully capture the economic benefits of its growing digital market. Her comments triggered intense debate among summit participants, many of whom acknowledged the urgent need for policy reforms and infrastructure investments. Market Driven Innovation Takes Center Stage Beyond infrastructure, Fidelity Bank also made a strong case for innovation that begins with real market needs. During the Ecosystem Roundtable on platforms, talent, and digital markets, Prince Osei Hyeaman-Addai shared insights from the bank’s years of digital financial innovation. He stressed that successful digital products are not built in boardrooms or based on assumptions. Instead, they are created by listening carefully to the market and understanding customer pain points. According to him, the market itself reveals the problems that need solving, the type of platform required, and the path toward scalable growth. His comments reflected a growing shift in African fintech circles, where customer centered design is becoming essential for product adoption and long term relevance. Trust And Credibility Remain The Real Currency Prince also emphasized that technology alone does not guarantee success. In his view, trust, credibility, and strong operational structures remain the real foundations of successful innovation. He noted that while investor interest in African fintech continues to rise, startups must prove they can deliver sustainable solutions, maintain transparency, and build products that respond to local realities. This perspective reflects Fidelity Bank’s own journey in digital transformation. Over the years, the bank has built strategic collaborations with leading fintech players, including IT Consortium, helping pioneer wallet to bank integrations and mobile financial solutions in Ghana. These partnerships have helped position Fidelity as one of Ghana’s most innovation driven financial institutions. A Defining Moment For Africa’s Digital Future Fidelity Bank’s participation at the 3i Africa Summit 2026 was more than a corporate appearance. It was a strategic declaration. At a time when Africa is racing to build competitive digital economies, the bank’s message was impossible to ignore. Africa cannot simply consume technology created elsewhere. It must own the infrastructure, shape the platforms, and capture the value generated by its digital future. As conversations from the summit continue to ripple across financial and policy circles, one thing is becoming increasingly clear. Africa’s next economic revolution may not be built on oil, gold, or minerals. It may be built on digital rails designed, owned, and powered by Africans. READ ALSO: IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger Fidelity Demands Africa Own Its Digital Future At a time when Africa’s digital economy is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, Fidelity Bank Ghana has delivered one of the strongest messages yet on the continent’s technological future. The bank made a bold and urgent case for Africa to stop depending on foreign controlled digital systems and begin building its own infrastructure capable of retaining value, strengthening currencies, and driving long term economic sovereignty. As one of the key sponsors of the 3i Africa summit, Fidelity Bank did not just show up to participate. It arrived with a message that resonated deeply across conference halls and policy discussions. Fidelity Bank emerged as one of the loudest voices championing a future where African nations control the very digital rails that power their economies. Digital Infrastructure Is The New Economic Power One of the defining moments of the summit came during a high level panel discussion on digital public infrastructure, where Adeline Aryee delivered a statement that immediately captured the attention of participants. She declared that if Africa builds its own digital rails, it naturally retains the value created by those systems. Her message was clear and uncompromising. In previous decades, national infrastructure was measured by roads, bridges, ports, and airports. Today, the true engines of economic power are payment platforms, identity systems, financial technology ecosystems, and digital marketplaces. According to Aryee, digital public infrastructure is no longer a luxury. It is now a strategic national asset. Her remarks struck at the heart of one of Africa’s most pressing economic concerns. Despite growing digital adoption, many transactions across the continent still pass through foreign payment systems, resulting in value leakage and continued pressure on local currencies. Ghana’s Success Story Becomes A Continental Blueprint Aryee highlighted Ghana’s progress in financial inclusion, mobile payments, and digital banking, describing the country as an emerging model for other African economies. Over the years, Ghana has invested heavily in domestic payment systems such as GhIPSS and its flagship platform, Gh-link. These systems have significantly expanded access to financial services while promoting digital transactions across urban and rural communities. Yet Aryee argued that inclusion alone is no longer enough. The next chapter for Africa, she insisted, must focus on ownership. She questioned why local transactions continue to depend on foreign rails when domestic infrastructure already exists. According to her, such dependence creates unnecessary external exposure and limits the continent’s ability to fully capture the economic benefits of its growing digital market. Her comments triggered intense debate among summit participants, many of whom acknowledged the urgent need for policy reforms and infrastructure investments. Market Driven Innovation Takes Center Stage Beyond infrastructure, Fidelity Bank also made a strong case for innovation that begins with real market needs. During the Ecosystem Roundtable on platforms, talent, and digital markets, Prince Osei Hyeaman-Addai shared insights from the bank’s years of digital financial innovation. He stressed that successful digital products are not built in boardrooms or based on assumptions. Instead, they are created by listening carefully to the market and understanding customer pain points. According to him, the market itself reveals the problems that need solving, the type of platform required, and the path toward scalable growth. His comments reflected a growing shift in African fintech circles, where customer centered design is becoming essential for product adoption and long term relevance. Trust And Credibility Remain The Real Currency Prince also emphasized that technology alone does not guarantee success. In his view, trust, credibility, and strong operational structures remain the real foundations of successful innovation. He noted that while investor interest in African fintech continues to rise, startups must prove they can deliver sustainable solutions, maintain transparency, and build products that respond to local realities. This perspective reflects Fidelity Bank’s own journey in digital transformation. Over the years, the bank has built strategic collaborations with leading fintech players, including IT Consortium, helping pioneer wallet to bank integrations and mobile financial solutions in Ghana. These partnerships have helped position Fidelity as one of Ghana’s most innovation driven financial institutions. A Defining Moment For Africa’s Digital Future Fidelity Bank’s participation at the 3i Africa Summit 2026 was more than a corporate appearance. It was a strategic declaration. At a time when Africa is racing to build competitive digital economies, the bank’s message was impossible to ignore. Africa cannot simply consume technology created elsewhere. It must own the infrastructure, shape the platforms, and capture the value generated by its digital future. As conversations from the summit continue to ripple across financial and policy circles, one thing is becoming increasingly clear. Africa’s next economic revolution may not be built on oil, gold, or minerals. It may be built on digital rails designed, owned, and powered by Africans. READ ALSO: IMF Ghana Review Ends in Dramatic Cliffhanger Fidelity Demands Africa Own Its Digital Future

Fidelity Demands Africa Own Its Digital Future

by M.C

At a time when Africa’s digital economy is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, Fidelity Bank Ghana has delivered one of...

Absa Bank Ghana Empowers Academic City University College With Money Skills

Absa Bank Ghana Empowers Academic City University With Money Skills

Access Bank Strengthens Ashanti With Strategic Investment

Access Bank Strengthens Ashanti With Strategic Investment

United Bank for Africa Posts Industry’s Lowest Bad Loan Ratio United Bank for Africa Ghana has delivered one of the most remarkable performances in Ghana’s banking industry, emerging with the lowest non-performing loan ratio in the sector and setting a new benchmark for prudent lending, asset quality, and corporate discipline. At a time when banks across emerging markets continue to battle rising credit risks, economic uncertainty, and pressure on asset quality, UBA Ghana’s latest financial performance has become a standout success story. The bank’s Non-Performing Loan ratio, which stood at 29.40 percent in 2021, has dropped sharply to an impressive 2.11 percent in 2025. This exceptional improvement places the bank well ahead of regulatory expectations and significantly below the target set by the Bank of Ghana, which requires banks to maintain bad loan ratios below 10 percent by June 2026. The numbers tell a powerful story of strategic execution, disciplined lending, and a leadership team committed to sustainable growth. Bad Loans Fall Dramatically The bank’s total non-performing loans have also seen a dramatic reduction over the four-year period. From GH¢334 million recorded in 2021, the figure has now dropped to just GH¢28 million in 2025. Industry analysts say this sharp decline reflects a deliberate and aggressive approach to loan portfolio management, one that prioritizes risk identification, credit discipline, and rapid intervention. For many financial observers, this is not merely a statistical improvement. It is evidence of a bank that has transformed its internal credit systems and strengthened its ability to manage lending risk in a highly competitive market. UBA Ghana’s performance is being viewed as a model for other financial institutions seeking to improve balance sheet quality while still expanding lending activities. Strong Risk Culture Drives Results According to Kenneth Amponsah, the achievement did not happen overnight. He explained that the bank adopted a consistent and structured approach to managing credit risk across every stage of the lending cycle. He noted that the improvement in the bank’s loan quality was the result of stronger lending standards, improved loan screening procedures, tighter monitoring systems, and faster recovery mechanisms. The bank’s risk management strategy focuses on ensuring quality at the point of loan origination while maintaining strict oversight throughout the life of each facility. This includes strategic portfolio planning, efficient approval processes, proper documentation, collateral verification, real-time account monitoring, and proactive loan recovery. Banking experts say such a full-cycle approach is critical in today’s economic environment, where loan defaults can quickly erode capital and investor confidence. Recovery Efforts Yield Strong Returns One of the strongest drivers behind the bank’s improved asset quality has been its recovery operations. UBA Ghana has significantly strengthened its debt recovery framework, resulting in consistent gains over the years. In 2025 alone, loan recoveries reached an impressive GH¢168 million, highlighting the effectiveness of the bank’s recovery teams and internal enforcement systems. This strong recovery performance has helped the bank clean up its balance sheet while improving liquidity and strengthening capital resilience. Analysts believe the recovery figures also demonstrate the bank’s ability to engage customers proactively while maintaining professional relationships and ensuring compliance. Leadership Applauds Team Performance Commenting on the achievement, Bernard Gyebi praised the collective effort of the bank’s staff, management, and board. He said the milestone reflects the dedication and discipline of Relationship Managers, Risk teams, Executive Management, and Board members who have all contributed to building a resilient institution. According to him, UBA Ghana remains focused on balancing business growth with sound risk management practices. He emphasized that the bank is intentional about creating long-term value for shareholders, customers, and regulators while maintaining high standards of governance and accountability. His remarks underline the bank’s broader strategy of building a strong institution capable of supporting businesses and contributing to national economic growth. Setting the Pace for Ghana’s Banking Sector Industry observers believe UBA Ghana’s latest achievement reflects broader improvements within Ghana’s banking sector, which has undergone major reforms in recent years. However, they note that UBA Ghana’s performance stands out because of the speed, consistency, and scale of its transformation. By bringing its bad loan ratio down to just 2.11 percent, the bank has positioned itself as one of the safest and most disciplined lenders in the market. As competition intensifies and regulatory standards become stricter, UBA Ghana’s performance could serve as a benchmark for banks seeking to combine profitability with responsible lending. With strong governance, effective execution, and a clear commitment to excellence, UBA Ghana appears firmly positioned to sustain its leadership in Ghana’s evolving financial sector. READ ALSO: Tema Manhean Facility To Halt Fisheries Value Leakage United Bank for Africa Posts Industry’s Lowest Bad Loan Ratio

United Bank for Africa Posts Industry’s Lowest Bad Loan Ratio

Banks Exit Survival Mode With Strong Buffers

Banks Exit Survival Mode With Strong Buffers

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MARKETS

Financial Stocks Defy Gravity with Surprise Rise

Securities/Markets

Financial Stocks Defy Gravity with Surprise Rise

by M.C

In a trading session filled with tension and twists, Ghana's financial stocks delivered a stunning masterclass in resilience. While the...

GSE Bears Crush Market for Third Brutal Day

GSE Bears Crush Market for Third Brutal Day

Ghana Stock Exchange Bears Tighten Grip, Capitalization Slumps

Ghana Stock Exchange Bears Tighten Grip, Capitalization Slumps

Ambassador Victor Emmanuel Smith, with Mr. Mensah Thompson, Deputy Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and Representatives

SEC Targets Diaspora Capital To Fuel Market Growth

Ghana Stocks Mixed as Trading Activity Collapses

Ghana Stocks Mixed as Trading Activity Collapses

VAULTZ BUSINESS

Dr. Mary Awusi, GFZA CEO, with Ms. Judith Adjoba Blay, GNGLC CEO

Vaultz Business

Ghana Gas, Free Zones Strengthen Strategic Business-Energy Partnership

by Silas Kafui Assem

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana National Gas Limited Company (GNGLC), Ms. Judith Adjoba Blay, has paid a recent...

Metrology Directorate Officials at the Madina Market

Metrology Directorate Enforces Trade Fairness At Madina

Hon. Sampson Ahi, Deputy Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry at the 2026 Let Africa Go Conference

“Let Africa Go” Conference Targets Ethical Anchor In Trade Growth

Dr. Mary Awusi, GFZA CEO, with Representatives at Philbro Group’s New Integrated Refinery Project Site

GFZA Validates Philbro Integrated Refinery Project in Eastern Region

Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II

Asantehene Demands Bold Policy To Revive Textile Sector

EXTRACTIVES/ENERGY

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Extractives/Energy

“Decisive Shift” As Ghana Targets Clean Energy Infrastructure Expansion Till 2035

by Bless Banir Yaraye

Chief Director at the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, Suweibatu Adams, has announced Ghana's newly updated climate framework, marking...

Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources with Civil Service Council

Lands Ministry Aligns Strategic Operations to Support 24-Hour Economy Agenda

Dr. Emmanuel Steve Asare Manteaw

Opposition to Gold Fields Lease Renewal “Ill-Informed”– Dr. Manteaw

IEA, Chamber of Mines Chided for Weak Arguments in Tarkwa Mine Feud

Ogyeahohoo Yaw Gyebi II

National House of Chiefs President Calls for Mineral Revenue Overhaul

OPINIONS

Dr. Josephine Amponsem

Ghana’s AI Ambitions Hinge on a Power Grid That’s Already Straining

Author: Josephine Amponsem, PhD, Energy & Environmental Policy Analyst Ghana is trying to establish itself as a West African powerhouse...

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The Chronology of Ghana’s Energy Crisis

Regional Relations by Afrobarometer Round 10 (2024.)

Regional Relations – What Do Africans Say?

The Politics of Electricity

ZEN Petroleum Holdings PLC

ZEN Petroleum PLC Lists on GSE Signals New Era for Ghana’s Downstream Energy Sector

AFRICA

All Progressives Congress (APC)

Nigeria’s APC Kicks Off Crucial Primaries Amid Nationwide Friction

by Emmanuel Nuamah

Nigeria’s ruling party, All Progressives Congress (APC), is set to kick-start its primaries today amid rising tensions nationwide, exposing deepening...

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Tunisia Eliminates Trachoma as WHO Hails Historic Public Health Milestone

chad Border Crises

Chad’s Border Crisis Worsens as Refugee Influx Intensifies

Kenyan President, William Ruto

Africa Must Finance Its Own Future – William Ruto

French President, Emmanuel Macron

Macron Unveils €23 Billion Africa Investment Plan at Africa-France Summit

USA

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Steve Cohen Announces End Of Reelection Bid

by Comfort Ampomaa

Democratic Representativr Steve Cohen of Tennessee has announced that he is ending his bid for reelection, his career upended by...

Vance Signals US Indifference To India-Pakistan Conflict

Vance Hails Anti-fraud Task Force’s Efforts

The Capitol is illuminated as the Senate works into the night to finish votes on amendments on the big debt ceiling and budget cuts package, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday evening, June 1, 2023.

Senators Approve Pay Freeze During Shutdowns

Vance Signals US Indifference To India-Pakistan Conflict

Moratoria On New Medicare Enrollment For Hospices, Home Health Agencies Launched

Trump Rebuffs Putin’s Offer To Aid Israel-Iran Conflict Mediation

Trump Set To Arrive In China For State Visit

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EUROPE

France Defends Israel After Attack on Iranian Military, Nuclear Sites

Merz Urges Germans To Be Optimistic About Country’s Potential

by Comfort Ampomaa

German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz has called on Germans, particularly young people, to remain optimistic about the future of Germany, arguing...

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36 Countries, EU Approve Agreement To Establish Special Tribunal For Ukraine

Andrii Sybiha, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister as White House Hails US-Ukraine minerals deal

Sybiha Slams Russia’s Attack Amid Trump-Xi Meeting

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Over 1,700 People Confined On Cruise Ship In Bordeaux

Romania Urges Continued Support For Ukraine and Moldova

UK

UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer

UK Bars Far-Right Agitators as Starmer Vows Zero Tolerance

by Emmanuel Nuamah

UK government has barred 11 foreign far-right activists from entering the country ahead of a weekend of major demonstrations in...

Skills Minister Jacqui Smith

Education Barriers Lifted as Adults Gain Study Opportunities Across UK

Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester

Burnham Plots Westminster Comeback Amid Deepening Starmer Crisis

Wes Streeting, Health Secretary

Wes Streeting Resigns as Health Secretary, Deepening Starmer Leadership Crisis

Angela Rayner Exonerated in Tax Probe as Labour Leadership Battle Intensifies

ASIA

Khaled bin Mohamed chairs ADNOC executive committee meeting

UAE Announces Accelerated Pipeline Construction To Bypass Strait Of Hormuz

by Comfort Ampomaa

The United Arab Emirates has announced plans to accelerate construction of a new oil pipeline through Fujairah as the country...

Xi, Trump Claim Progress In Stabilizing U.S-China Relations

Trump Invites Xi To Visit White House

Xi Jinping, Chinese President.

Xi, Trump Agree To New Orientation For U.S.-China Relations

US Proposal For Temporary Gaza Ceasefire Fails To Hit Hamas’ Mark

Envoy Says Gaza Ceasefire Dependent On Hamas’ Disarmament

AROUND THE GLOBE

Sudan Medical Supplies 99

Around the Globe

UN Warns of Worsening Hunger Crisis Affecting Milions in Somalia

by Emmanuel Nuamah

United Nations aid teams have warned that Somalia is facing a rapidly worsening humanitarian emergency, with at least six million...

Human Rights Watch Calls for Strong Global Treaty to Protect Gig Workers

Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship

Evacuation of Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship Completed

Journalists outside the Peace Palace, housing the ICJ in The Hague.

Rodríguez Defends Venezuela’s Claim To Essequibo

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk

UN Raises Alarm Over Drone Attacks Fueling Sudan Civilian Death

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ENTERTAINMENT

Call of My Life

Davido Hosts Glamorous Special Screening for Nigerian Rom-Com ‘Call of My Life’

by Nana Adwoa Nhyira Bonsu

As Call of My Life hits cinemas nationwide today, Afrobeats superstar Davido is amplifying the buzz around the fresh romantic...

Johnny Drille, "Before the Morning Light" Album Cover

Johnny Drille Releases Sophomore Album ‘Before The Morning Light’

Amerado New Single, "Return of the Lunatic"

Ghanaian Rap Heavyweight Amerado Makes a Fiery Comeback with ‘Return of the Lunatic’

Quamina MP, Musician and record producer

Quamina MP and Fameye Release New Single “Sunshine”

Album cover for Iceman by Drake

Drake Expands Triple Album Surprise with ‘Habibti’ and ‘Maid of Honour’

MOVIE REVIEWS

The Chi, Series

Lena Waithe’s ‘The Chi’ Drama Returns for Emotional Final Season

by Nana Adwoa Nhyira Bonsu

After eight impactful seasons, The Chi is preparing to close its chapter on Chicago’s South Side. The beloved drama series,...

Wahala
Novel by Nikki May

Genevieve Nnaji Makes Triumphant Return in BBC Thriller ‘Wahala’

Forever, Drama Series

Netflix’s Acclaimed Teen Drama ‘Forever’ Begins Production on Season 2

Grey's Anatomy Series

Grey’s Anatomy Says Goodbye to Owen and Teddy in Season 22 Finale

2026 Cannes Film Festival Official Poster

79th Cannes Film Festival Kicks Off with Star-Studded Lineup

ODDITIES

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Employee Alleges HR Error Sent Company-Wide ‘Termination Notice,’ Sparking Online Buzz

by Esther Korantemaa Offei

November 10, 2025

In an era where technology drives efficiency in nearly every workplace function, automation has become both a blessing and a...

New Hire Got Fired On First Day for Stealing All Coffee

November 5, 2025

Factory Worker Receives All His Colleagues’ Salaries by Mistake, Refuses to Return Any Money

November 4, 2025

Kwadwo Owusu Appiah

Taxi Driver Sentenced to Four Years for Car Theft He Didn’t Commit

November 3, 2025

Sheriff Abdulai

Human Beast Who Kills, Eats Victims Arrested in Wa

October 10, 2025

INNOVATION

$3 Trillion Digital Race Exposes Africa’s Gap

$3 Trillion Digital Race Exposes Africa’s Gap

by M.C

Africa’s participation in the global digital infrastructure boom remains limited despite rapid expansion across the world’s data-centre industry. A new...

Toyota Unveils Ghana’s First Hybrid

Toyota Unveils Ghana’s First Hybrid

February 13, 2026

China Bans Tesla-Style Hidden Door Handles

China Bans Tesla-Style Hidden Door Handles

February 3, 2026

New Ford Fiesta EV

Ford, Renault Alliance Sparks Fiesta EV Comeback in 2028

December 9, 2025

Milan Nedeljkovic Becomes BMW’s New CEO as German Auto Sector Faces Crisis

Milan Nedeljkovic Becomes BMW’s New CEO as German Auto Sector Faces Crisis

December 9, 2025

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SPORT

Black Princesses pose for pre-match photo at the Accra Sports Stadium

Black Princesses Drawn into Tough Group C Ahead of FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup

by Frank Odoi Asare

Ghana’s Black Princesses have been handed a daunting task at the 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup after being drawn...

Manchester United and the Netherlands center back, Matthijs de Ligt

Matthijs de Ligt to Miss World Cup After Undergoing Surgery

Bruno Fernandes has won Manchester United's Player of the Year award twice in succession

Fernandes Crowned Manchester United Player of the Year Again After Remarkable Season

David Beckham is one of the co-owners of MLS club Inter Miami

Rich List Reveals New Power Shift, Beckham Becomes First British Sports Billionaire

LOC Rejects Pole Vault Allegations at CAA African Championship

SPECIAL FEATURES

Fix It Fast or Lose Them Forever: The Ever-Rising Importance of Service Recovery in Competitive Industries

Special Features

Fix It Fast or Lose Them Forever: The Ever-Rising Importance of Service Recovery in Competitive Industries

by M.C

Yes, in literature and in practice, differences exist regarding customer service, service failures, and service recovery. But have you ever...

ADB Celebrates Julius Debrah at 60, Highlights His Legacy and Bank’s Transformation Agenda

ADB Celebrates Julius Debrah at 60, Highlights His Legacy and Bank’s Transformation Agenda

Protecting Your Business from the Unexpected – The Case for Public Liability Insurance

September 12, 2025

Ghartey Anobil Francis, Student (ING./Masters) Life Science University Prague and Youth Activist in Agriculture

Agriculture: The Backbone of Every Country

Dominic Ebow Arhin, MSc. Climate Change and Sustainable Development

Love in a Changing Climate: How Climate Change Influences Divorce Rates

February 21, 2025

SPONSORED

Best Forex Brokers in Ghana

Best Forex Brokers in Ghana

by M.C

Forex trading in Ghana has surged in popularity, fuelled by increasing internet penetration and financial awareness. Although the Bank of...

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GHANA’S PAYMENT SYSTEMS AND THE MOVE TOWARDS A CASHLESS ECONOMY

March 2026, 2025

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