A University of Ghana study reveals a West African gene, APOL1, significantly increases kidney disease risk, urging awareness for regional…
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Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Marks 40 Years of Excellence, Reflects on Transformation and Future Growth
Discover the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority's 40-year journey, celebrating its transformation and future vision for aviation in Ghana.
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Children Abducted in Northeast Nigeria School Raids, Renewing Fears
Gunmen abducted over 50 schoolchildren, including toddlers, from three schools in Northeast Nigeria, sparking renewed fears for student safety.
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Ghana’s Mining Tax Regime Pushing Investors to Rivals, Chamber of Mines Warns
Discover how Ghana's mining tax regime threatens to push investors to rival nations, nearing IMF's profit-sharing limits.
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Ghana’s Mining Sector Faces Investor Exodus Amidst Unfavorable Tax Regime, Warns Chamber of Mines
Ghana's mining sector faces an investor exodus due to an unfavorable tax regime, risking major investment losses to neighboring countries.
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Ghanaian Media Landscape Under the Spotlight: Myjoyonline.com’s Daily Front Page Review
On Thursday, May 14, 2026, Myjoyonline.com provided a comprehensive overview of Ghana’s media landscape by curating and presenting the front…
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JoyNews’ Clinton Yeboah Selected for Prestigious Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking Fellowship
JoyNews' Clinton Yeboah joins 12 other African journalists in the prestigious Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking Fellowship to combat misinformation.
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WAMPEX 2026 Relocates to Accra’s La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Anticipates Record Attendance for 19th Edition
Discover WAMPEX 2026's new venue at Accra's La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, anticipating record attendance for West Africa's premier mining…
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Over Half a Million Candidates Commence 2026 WASSCE in Ghana, Marking Return to Traditional Calendar
Over 500,000 Ghanaian students begin the 2026 WASSCE, marking a significant return to the traditional May-June exam calendar.
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Ivory Coast Cocoa Farmers Protest Unpaid Debts, Threatening Future Harvests
Ivory Coast cocoa farmers protest unpaid debts for rotting stocks, threatening future harvests as officials intervene in the escalating crisis.
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