Ghana Publishing Company Revolutionizes Operations with 24-Hour System In a groundbreaking move, the Ghana Publishing Company has launched a 24-hour system aimed at boosting productivity and creating new job opportunities for young people. This innovative initiative was unveiled under the auspices of the Minister of State for Government Communication, Hon. …
Read More »Youth advocates to attend the UN Commission on the Status of Women
A group of young advocates will represent Anglican voices at the United Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) meeting in New York, which runs between March 10-21.Participating for the first week, Lulama Ntuta, Larissa Minniecon and Amal Sarah are among those attending in person or through online sessions. They will speak up about …
Read More »National Sports Federations to Embark on Sightseeing Visit to Amasaman OlympAfrica Facility Project on the 8th March 2025.
The GOC national sports federations are set to undertake a special sightseeing visit to the OlympAfrica Facility Project in Amasaman dated 8th March, 2025. This visit is aimed at assessing the progress of the facility, which is expected to play a crucial role in grassroots sports development in Ghana. The …
Read More »I am not an economist – Isaac Adongo clarifies appointment to BoG board
Member of Parliament for Bolgatanga Central, Isaac Adongo, has clarified that he is not an economist, despite being appointed to the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) governing board. Adongo’s comments come after his appointment by President John Mahama, in consultation with the Council of State. While the appointment letter designated him …
Read More »Is intellectual dishonesty assessing economy’s performance based on debts
Former Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam has dismissed President John Mahama’s claims that the Akufo-Addo administration left behind a massive debt, plunging the country into crisis. According to Dr Amin, President Mahama’s assertions do not reflect the true state of the economy inherited from the Akufo-Addo government. His response follows …
Read More »SONA: Ghana’s economic crisis deeper than previously known – Mahama
President John Mahama has acknowledged that Ghana’s economic crisis is more severe than previously understood. Speaking during the 2025 State of the Nation Address delivered in Parliament on Thursday, February 27, Mahama stressed that he inherited a struggling economy. “I have come to report that the state of our nation …
Read More »SONA 2025: My gov’t will reduce number of presidential staffers – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has announced a drastic reduction in the number of presidential staffers in his administration. The President emphasized the need for a lean but efficient government to cut down on expenditure. Speaking during his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) in his second term on Thursday, …
Read More »SONA 2025: NSS to include short military training – Mahama
President John Mahama has announced plans to introduce short military training as part of the National Service Scheme (NSS) to promote fitness and discipline among the youth. Speaking during the 2025 State of the Nation Address on Thursday, February 27, he said the government is working to strengthen the legal …
Read More »SONA 2025: No dedicated funding for Agenda 111 despite $400m spent – Mahama
President John Mahama has disclosed that the Agenda 111 hospital project lacks a dedicated funding source, despite $400 million already being disbursed. Speaking during the 2025 State of the Nation Address on Thursday, February 27, he described the initiative as a reactionary move during the COVID-19 pandemic to counter concerns …
Read More »SONA 2025: Our roads sector is in crisis – Mahama
President John Mahama has described Ghana’s road sector as being in crisis, highlighting issues such as mismanagement, stalled projects, and mounting contractor debts. In his 2025 State of the Nation Address delivered on Thursday, February 27, Mahama questioned claims from the previous administration that it had constructed over 13,000 kilometers …
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