The International Monetary Fund has projected a robust growth rate of 4.4% for Ghana in 2025, which is a significant increase from the 2.8% growth rate projected for 2024. This optimistic forecast was announced during the IMF’s latest April World Economic Outlook at the ongoing spring meetings in Washington DC. The latest projection indicates an increasing optimism surrounding Ghana’s economic …

BY: Kofi K Disability Sports greed turns into beautiful Madness and disaster in the recent area of Sampson Deen and his NPC administration. Beyond the national agitations and unrest of the industry players calling for his immediate removal from office for a new registration to be organized per the IPC/NPC constitution, the leader has now officially expressed his intentions of …

By: Ruth Tang Recently, Ghana has witnessed a shift in culinary preferences, notably among the younger generation, often referred to as ‘Gen Z’. Traditional Ghanaian dishes like mashed plantain (ɛtɔ), tuo Zaafi, and Akple among others, are facing dwindling interest as the fascination with foreign foods such as pizza, shawarma, burgers, Chinese cuisine and pasta takes centre stage. This trend …