The Bank of Ghana (BoG) significantly reduced its currency issuance expenses to GH¢471 million in 2025, a sharp decrease from…
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Kadjebi District Intensifies Call for Voluntary HIV Testing Amidst Global Elimination Efforts
Kadjebi District urges residents to embrace voluntary HIV testing, vital for Ghana's 95-95-95 strategy and global elimination efforts by 2030.
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Ghana Secures GH¢20.48 Billion in April Treasury Bill Auctions
Ghana successfully raised GH¢20.48 billion from April 2026 Treasury bill auctions, signaling robust investor confidence in government debt.
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Ghana’s Health Sector Faces Aid Cut Dilemma After US Deal Rejection
Ghana's health sector faces a dilemma after rejecting a US aid deal, as it cannot immediately end foreign reliance due…
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Bank of Ghana’s Financial Health Under Scrutiny Amid Policy Credibility Concerns
Explore why the Bank of Ghana's financial health and monetary policy framework are under scrutiny, risking economic stability and public…
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Ghana Invites Global Investors to Landmark UK Summit in 2026
Ghana invites global investors to its landmark UK summit in 2026, a key forum for economic growth and exploring investment…
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Ghana’s Health Sector Faces Strain as Donor Aid Cuts Loom
Ghana's health sector faces strain as looming donor aid cuts and a rejected US deal expose deep weaknesses in its…
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Authorities Demolish Illegal Structures at Sakumo Ramsar Site to Combat Flooding
Authorities demolish illegal structures at Sakumo Ramsar Site to clear waterways and prevent flooding in surrounding communities.
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Ghana’s Financial Stability at Risk as Bank of Ghana Faces Severe Fiscal Challenges, Lawmaker Warns
A lawmaker warns Ghana's financial stability is at risk due to severe fiscal challenges facing the Bank of Ghana, urging…
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Food Glut and Dumsor Crisis Threaten Political Backlash for Government, MP Warns
An MP warns the government faces political backlash over unaddressed food glut and persistent power outages hurting farmers and businesses.
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