By Samuel SAM The Northern Regional office of the Forestry Commission has distributed over one million tree seedlings across schools, organisations and communities as part of the “Tree for Life” reforestation initiative, aimed at combating climate change and restoring degraded ecosystems. The initiative aligns with the government’s broader objective of planting 30 million trees nationwide, […] The post Forestry

The Minister of Works, Housing and Water Resourc­es, Mr Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, said preliminary operational activities will shortly be completed to allow the con­struction of phase two of Blekusu Coastal Protection project. Mr Adjei said the government recognised the seriousness of the situation, and was dedicated to ensuring that lasting solutions were found to protect … The post Construction

Over 100,000 people in Nandom and Nadowli-Kaleo District of the Upper West Region now have access to clean drinking water following a major intervention by WaterAid and Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC Ghana. The project aims to improve access to clean water in the two districts and strengthen hygiene infrastructure to support quality healthcare delivery. Through … The post 100,000 people

The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has renewed its opposition to the government’s proposed GH¢1 fuel levy, warning that recent developments in the global oil market underscore the dangers of anchoring fiscal policy on temporary market conditions. ASEC maintains that the proposed levy—whose implementation has since been suspended—is ill-timed and unsustainable, particularly in light of […] The post ASEC

Ghana is to host this year’s FESTAC Africa Festival aimed at connecting the African diaspora with their roots and provide a platform for cultural exchange. The event, which is slated for September 21-27, later in the year would attract about 100,000 visitors and delegates, as well as leaders, innovators, artists, and wellness advocates from across … The post Ghana hosts FESTAC festival Sept. 21-27

The Minister of Commu­nication, Digitalisation and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, has launched Ghana’s participation in this year’s Osaka World Expo to be held in Japan. He said government would leverage Japan’s expertise to strengthen Information Commu­nication Technology ecosystem to expand broadband access in the country. Mr George stated this in Accra on Friday during an … The post Osaka

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GoldStars crowned 2024-25 GPL championsFC were officially crowned 2024-25 Ghana Premier League (GPL) champions for the first time in their 27-year exis­tence, on Saturday. The celebration unfolded at Duns Park in Bibiani as the Miners capped off their fairytale season with a ceremonial goalless encounter against regional rivals Medeama SC. The coronation marked the culmination … The post Gold Stars crowned

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Employee turnover is a critical metric that organizations closely monitor to gauge workforce stability. It is the key factor of measuring employee satisfaction and HR Management Value delivery. While high turnover is often seen as a red flag, indicating dissatisfaction, poor management, or inadequate growth opportunities, low turnover is typically celebrated as a sign of […] The post Low employee

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By Konrad Kodjo DJAISI A new report by Global Initiative – based on three years of fieldwork, satellite analysis and interviews – provides an evidence-based mapping of illicit mining that shows how informal operations are reshaping local economies, environments and power structures. The report demonstrates how criminal actors, including transnational networks, are benefitting from weak […] The post Report

By Ramesh Srivatsava ARUNACHALAM[1] The Third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC3), scheduled for June 9-13, 2025, in Nice, France, represents an unprecedented opportunity for global marine conservation as nations gather to accelerate implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water. Co-hosted by France and Costa Rica, this high-level UN event carries the transformative mandate to […] The post Empowering

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By Joseph BENSON & Fredrick AGBOMA (PhD) Africa is at a defining crossroads. For decades, its economic fortunes have been shaped by external demand, volatile commodity markets, and fragile trade dependencies. But the tide is changing. With the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) now in force, the continent is turning inward, not as an […] The post Made in Africa: Turning inward

As developing nations grapple with escalating debt burdens and the intensifying impacts of climate change, policymakers and international financial institutions are increasingly exploring innovative instruments that can address both fiscal and environmental challenges in a synergistic manner. One such mechanism gaining attention is the debt-for-climate swap—an arrangement where a portion of a country’s external debt […] The post Financial

The invasion of the houses of some political opponents by the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC); and the arrest and illegal detentions of some of them amounts to nothing short of human rights violations and a breach of the principles of the rule of law. In 1992 all Ghanaians agreed on a roadmap to return […] The post Development Discourse with Amos

The Suspect The National Highway Patrol Unit of the Ghana Police Service has arrested Christopher Partey for unlawful possession of 40 parcels of a substance suspected to be narcotic drugs. Read More... The post Suspect Nabbed for Possession of Narcotics appeared first on