When it comes to studying abroad, countries like the UK and the US have long dominated the space, especially with people (often wrongly) assuming that language barriers make other countries less viable. However, for young Ghanaian graduates looking to take their careers to the next level, Germany has quietly become one of the most popular … The post Why Germany

 Residents in North East Region have been urged to remain vigilant to report immediately suspected cholera symptoms to health facil­ities in the region. This forms part of proactive steps by the Ghana Health Ser­vice (GHS) to prevent any poten­tial cholera outbreak in various communities in the region. The Health Promotion Divi­sion Manager of the GHS, … The post GHS partners

 The Minister of Transport, Mr Joseph Bukari Nikpe, says the country must take proactive and de­cisive steps towards transitioning to cleaner and more environmen­tally sustainable fuels. According to him, the current energy landscape of transpor­tation was “unsustainable” and posed significant challenge to the environment, the economy and future generations. To this end, he has emphasised … The post Stakeholders

Telecel Group, a telecommunications pro­vider has reaffirmed its dedication to Ghana’s sustainable development through impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (“CSR”) initiatives focused on digital skills education. This commitment is for­malised through a strategic partnership with the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations and aligns closely with the national agenda set by the President John Dramani … The post Telecel

 The Ghana cedi will end this year at GH¢15.50 to one US dollar, with an annual average of GH¢15.30/US dol­lar, Fitch Solutions has predicted. This is far higher than the GH¢14.00 end-of-year forecast by Absa Bank. The local unit however started the year trading at GH¢15.83 to one American greenback. In its latest report, dubbed … The post Cedi to end 2025 at GH¢15.50

 A group of concerned Muslim youths in the Sogakope Zongo community of the South Tongu District have taken decisive ac­tion to clamp down on the rising incidents of robbery and drug abuse, allegedly perpetrated by some individuals within the area. Led by Mr Abdul-Rauph Saka, the group stormed and ransacked three rooms within local “ghetto” … The post Concerned Zongo

 The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) says it has repatriated a total of 925 foreign nationals engaged in begging for alms on the streets of Accra and other major cities as of last Saturday. A total of 2,241 foreign nation­als were rounded up across various parts of Accra for engaging in street begging and are currently … The post 925 migrant beggars repatriated by GIS appeared first on Ghanaian

 The Accra Circuit Court on Tuesday ordered the police to send Abdul Moudjibu, the Togolese extradit­ed to Ghana for alleged robbery, to the hospital for psychiatric evaluation. This was after Assistant Super­intendent of Police (ASP), Amoah Richard, told the court that the accused was consuming his own faeces while in police custody. “The suspect is … The post Court orders psychiatric

 The Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Eliza­beth Ofosu-Adjare, has called on the Economic Com­munity of West African States (ECOWAS) to expedite the process of harmonising standards to facili­tate trade in the sub-region. She said one of the key tenets of ECOWAS was economic empow­erment but trade disruptions and global inflationary trends pose a major … The post Fast

 His Excellency John Dramani Mahama returned to the Jubilee House this year with a renewed mandate and a clear promise to work with Ghanaians to build the country we all desire and deserve. Anchored on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) manifesto promises, this pledge is beginning to take shape and this is evidenced by the … The post The ‘Big Push’ must accelerate development priorities

Since docking in Ghana in 2015, Karpowership’s Ka­radeniz Powership Osman Khan has become a corner­stone of the country’s energy supply consistently delivering reliable electricity to power homes, businesses, and indus­tries. As the first floating pow­er plant to serve Ghana, the Powership brought with it an innovative solution to a press­ing national challenge and has remained … The post Karpowership

Child Rights International (CRI) has urged authorities to be sensitive to the fundamental rights of children involved in the recent swoop by the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) to rid the streets of Accra of migrant beggars. The CRI said the government must adopt a more “child-sensitive and coordinated approach” in dealing with the situation since … The post Getting rid of

 The Member of Par­liament for Bantama, Francis Asenso-Boakye, on Tuesday hosted another successful session of the Bantama Constitu­ency Clinic, an initiative designed to deepen direct engagement between the MP and his constit­uents. The event, held at the Bantama Parliament grounds from 9:00am to 1:00pm, drew a cross-section of community members who took the opportunity to … The post MP