A new World Bank report has found that inequity is the central challenge facing basic education in Ghana. According to the report, inequity in terms of education service delivery and…
The ecological damage is huge, but even more costly is the regular loss of lives associated with the risky venture. But some of those engaged in illegal mining believe they…
The year 2013 is over. Ghana, during that year, got numerous rankings globally by international institutions of great repute. The international rankings on Ghana covered the various key sectors that…
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased the minimum monthly pension by 100%. In a statement signed by Evangeline Amegashie, Corporate Affairs Manager of SSNIT, and issued…
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA ) has taken delivery of two new mobile harbour cranes valued at 9.2 million euros to facilitate the clearing and discharge of cargo…
The Ghana government will extend the local content policy to the power sub-sector to encourage more local participation, the Minister of Energy and Petroleum, Mr Armah Kofi-Buah, has disclosed. According…
ECOWAS Ministers have approved the establishment of a regional investment guarantee agency with an authorized capital of $1 billion, the West African bloc has announced. The agency, according to officials,…
The International Court of Arbitration in The Hague, The Netherlands, has set January 2014 to pronounce judgement on the disputed Osagyefo Barge idling away at Effasu in the Western Region…
Ivorian refugees who came to Ghana due to their country’s 2010 election disturbances don’t want to go back to their native home, reports the UN humanitarian news website IRIN December…
A murky controversy, shrouded in a political ‘who is who’, is brewing in the energy sector and unless painstaking efforts are deployed to foil it, the raging turf war among…
