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4 hours ago
Taxation of Sanitary Pads in Ghana: A Burden on Women’s Health and Economic Well-being

In the world of taxation, goods are often categorized as either “essential” or “luxury.”...

22 hours ago
Political Shakeup: NPP Orders Removal of Alan Kyerematen’s Campaign Materials

The leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana’s Ashanti Region has issued a directive to all of...

23 hours ago
Alan Kyerematen’s Independent Candidacy: A Political Game Changer or Mere Rebellion?

Alan Kyerematen, the ex-Trades Minister, has publicly announced his departure from Ghana’s New Patriotic P...

23 hours ago
Ghana's Security Minister Sues Activist Over Defamation Claim

Kan Dapaah, Ghana’s Minister of National Security, has filed a lawsuit against Oliver Barker-Vor...

1 day ago
The Controversial U.S.-Ghana Defense Agreement: A Threat to Sovereignty?

In 2018, Ghana’s President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, refuted claims that the West African na...

1 day ago
Bank of Ghana Holds Monetary Policy Rate Steady Amid Economic Recovery

The Bank of Ghana has chosen to hold the monetary policy rate steady at 30%, indicating that the count...

1 day ago
The Witchcraft Dilemma: A Deep Dive into Ghana's Struggles with Witch Accusations and Violence

In the town of Janga, North East Ghana, a 60-year-old woman fell victim to a deadly shooting in her ow...

Ghana Police Force Under Scrutiny: The #OccupyJulorbiHouse Protest Incident
In a recent development, the Police Management Board (POMAB) in Ghana has summoned Accra Regional Police Commander, COP Sayibu Gariba, to answer for the excessive force demonstrated by the police during the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest. The protest, which saw demonstrators express their discontent with the government's economic policies and alleged corruption, was met with a forceful response from the police on September 21. This led to the arrest of nearly 50 individuals, including journalists. The incident has drawn sharp criticism from the citizens of Ghana, who have accused their police force of using unnecessary force against unarmed civilians. Recognizing the seriousness of the incident, the Police Service has taken the first step towards accountability – questioning COP Gariba and requesting a thorough explanation for the incident. In addition, a comprehensive investigation into the incident is underway. (Also Read...
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Ghana Police Force Under Scrutiny: The #OccupyJulorbiHouse Protest Incident
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Bankruptcy: A Rising Concern for Nations Across the Globe
The Bankruptcy Crisis in Ghana The West African nation of Ghana has recently been declared bankrupt, following its failure to repay the debts on time. The situation left the government with no choice but to resort to a loan of $3 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The borrowed funds are intended to help
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A New Path for Ghana: Alan Kyerematen’s Independent Presidential Bid
Alan Kyerematen, a distinguished political figure and diplomat in Ghana, announced his resignation from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to run as an independent candidate in the country’s 2024 presidential elections. The announcement was made at a special address at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel, marking a significant shift in Ghana’s political landscape. Mr. Kyerematen expressed
2 days ago
Resignation of Alan Kyerematen: A Ripple in Ghana's Political Landscape
On September 25, a surprising political development occurred in Ghana as Alan Kyerematen, the former Minister for Trade and Industry, announced his resignation from the New Patriotic Party (NPP). This decision came as a shock to many, particularly in light of his recent third-place finish at the party’s super delegates conference, a platform for potential
Protesters Arrested in Ghana for Defying Police Ban: Unveiling Grievances Amidst Economic Concerns

Protesters Arrested in Ghana for Defying Police ...

In a recent turn of events in Ghana’s capital, Accra, more than 50 protesters found themselves in police custody for defying...

Accra Protests: Ghanaians Demand Change Amid Economic Crisis

Accra Protests: Ghanaians Demand Change Amid Eco...

Occupy Julorbi House Campaign Ignites Protests Accra, the bustling capital of Ghana, recently witnessed a wave of protests as part...

Unidentified Assailants Ambush Northern Ghana: A Rising Concern for Security

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Unidentified Assailants Ambush Northern Ghana: A Rising Conce...

In a recent development, the Police Management Board (POMAB) in Ghana has summoned Accra Regional Police Commander, COP Sayibu Gariba, to answer for the excessive force demonstrated by the police during the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest. The protest, w...

Ghana's IMF Debt Surges, Making It Africa's Most Indebted Na...

Ghana’s debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has surged by a significant 35.55%, placing it as the most indebted co...

Ghana's Economic Growth Slows to 3.2% in Q2 Amid Fiscal Tigh...

Ghana’s economy experienced its slowest growth rate in almost a year in the second quarter due to fiscal tightening and high...

The Urgency of Bank of Ghana Recapitalization: A Comprehensi...

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has recently reported significant financial losses, which have sparked concern over the institution’...

Electoral Commission of Ghana's Limited Voter Registration E...

The ongoing limited voter registration exercise in Ghana, which began on September 12, 2023, is an initiative of the Electoral Com...

Ghana's Domestic Debt Exchange Program Reopened: An Opportunity for Bondholders
The government of Ghana has reopened its Domestic Debt Exchange Program, providing another opportunity for holders of bonds from E.S.L.A. Plc and Daakye Trust Plc to trade their holdings for a new package. This fresh invitation is a continuation of the exchange program that closed in February 2023, aimed at those bondholders who were unable to participate due to various delays. This reopening has been initiated in response to a number of bondholders who were unable to participate in the February 2023 exchange due to various delays. The Ministry of Finance is encouraging holders of these domestic notes and bonds, known as Eligible Bonds, to voluntarily accept this invitation. However, it's important to note that the invitation is not accessible to all. It is only available to registered holders of Eligible Bonds who are not Pension Funds. Exclusion of Previous Participants If bondholders have already tender...
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Ghana's Domestic Debt Exchange Program Reopened: An Opportunity for Bondholders
Investigation into Alleged Plot to Remove Ghanaian Police Chief Intensifies

Investigation into Alleged Plot to Remove Ghanaian Police Chief Intensifies...

In a recent development surrounding the alleged plot to oust the Inspector General of Police (IGP) of Ghana, the special parliamentary committee spearheading the investigation has received a second, unedited recording of a conversation. This conversation involved the former New Patriotic Party Northern Regional ...

Revitalizing Ghana's Mining Sector: The MIIF and UMaT Partnership

Revitalizing Ghana's Mining Sector: The MIIF and UMaT Partnership...

The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) and the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) have initiated a partnership agreement aimed at enhancing the mining value delivery system in Ghana. This groundbreaking collaboration focuses on four primary areas: the construction of a technical training centre, a sch...

Commodity Price Index: Ghana's Strategic Approach to Ensure Fair Pricing

Commodity Price Index: Ghana's Strategic Approach to Ensure Fair Pricing...

By the end of this year, Ghana’s Minister of Food and Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong, plans to introduce a commodity price index. Acheampong’s primary goal is to ensure that consumers are not overcharged for commodities. A commodity price index, which is generally a fixed-weight index or average of se...

Strengthening Ghana's Tax Policy: A $2.2 Million Grant from KOICA

Strengthening Ghana's Tax Policy: A $2.2 Million Grant from KOICA...

The Korea International Corporation Agency (KOICA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the government of Ghana. This agreement pledges a grant of $2.2 million to enhance the country’s tax policy. The grant aims to bolster the tax administration in Ghana, with KOICA set to collaborate with l...

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