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President John Dramani Mahama is set to undertake a working visit to the Republic of Korea from 10 to 14 March 2026 as part of ongoing efforts to deepen diplomatic relations and strengthen economic cooperation between Ghana and Asian partners. The visit, which begins with his departure from Accra on Sunday, will involve a series of high-level meetings and engagements aimed at expanding bilateral collaboration in areas such as industry, technology, and trade. A statement issued by the Presidency Communications Office on 8 March 2026 confirmed that the president will hold a bilateral meeting with the President of the Republic…

By Leo Nelson Ayivor In every generation, there are individuals who rise from humble beginnings to positions of influence, leadership, or prosperity. Yet the true measure of such elevation is not simply how high one climbs, but how many others are lifted along the way. The principle of being lifted to lift reminds us that success is not merely personal achievement; it is also a responsibility. Life presents opportunities, talents, and resources to different people in different ways. Some are blessed with education, others with leadership abilities, financial resources, or platforms that give them a voice in society. These blessings…

In a message posted on Facebook to mark International Women’s Day, March 8, 2026, Ghana’s Vice President, Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, emphasised that empowering women is not an act of charity but a strategic investment in stronger governance and national development. The Vice President extended goodwill to women and girls in Ghana and across the world, while highlighting their enduring role in national progress. “On this International Women’s Day 2026, I send heartfelt greetings to all women and girls across Ghana and around the world. Let us be proud of the resilience, achievements, and essential contributions women continue to make…

By Leo Nelson As the world marks “International Women’s Day” today, Member of Parliament (MP) for North Dayi, Hon. Joycelyn Quarshie, has joined the global community to celebrate women in her constituency and across the country. In a short message to commemorate the day, the MP commended women for their resilience, hard work and invaluable contributions to family life, community development and national progress. She noted that women continue to play vital roles in areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture, entrepreneurship and public service, stressing that their efforts remain critical to Ghana’s socio-economic growth. “Women are the backbone of our…

By Leo Nelson Every year on March 8, (International Women’s Day), the world pauses to celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of women in every sphere of life. From the boardroom to the marketplace, the farm to the classroom, women continue to shape societies and economies in ways that often go unnoticed. Yet beyond the recognition and celebrations lies a powerful principle that has guided many women’s journeys: the philosophy of giving as a pathway to growth and empowerment. This year’s theme “Give To Gain” captures a timeless truth—when women support one another and invest in their communities, the benefits…

The strength of Ghana’s maritime industry is not measured solely by the depth of our waters or the size of our fleet, but by the caliber of the women who navigate, lead, and innovate within our sector. As we observe International Women’s Day 2026, the Ghana Maritime Authority embraces the theme “Give to Gain,” recognising that our collective progress is anchored in the deliberate empowerment of women. At the GMA, we believe that progress is not a solitary voyage but a shared journey fueled by the transformative power of mentorship, advocacy, and resource-sharing. When we invest our time and expertise…

By Leo Nelson As Ghana marks 69 years of independence, the nation’s long-standing aspiration for sustained economic stability remains intertwined with the complex dynamics of governance, policy choices, and institutional leadership. On March 6, 1957, Ghana—under the leadership of Kwame Nkrumah—became the first sub-Saharan African country to break free from colonial rule. That historic moment sparked hope across the continent and laid the foundation for a sovereign state determined to chart its own economic destiny. Nearly seven decades later, Ghana has achieved significant milestones in democratic governance and economic development. However, recurring fiscal challenges, rising public debt, and governance-related concerns…

TNR News Desk The Government of Ghana has taken decisive diplomatic action, formally lodging a protest with the United Nations following a missile attack on its peacekeeping army serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). In a strongly worded protest addressed to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, condemned the attack and demanded a full, immediate, impartial, and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the assault on personnel deployed in the service of international peace and security. The Ghanaian Government has further demanded that those responsible be identified and held accountable,…

By Leo Nelson Ayivor A Senior Divisional Chief of the Aflao Traditional Area, Torgbi Kpambi Vedzesu V, has called on Ghanaians living in Togo to act as responsible ambassadors of their country by upholding values that promote Ghana’s reputation abroad. The respected traditional leader made the call during the 69th Independence Anniversary celebration organised by the Ghana High Commission in the Togolese capital, Lomé, on March 6, 2026. Addressing Ghanaian residents and members of the diplomatic community at the colourful event, Torgbi Vedzesu V emphasised that the conduct of citizens outside their homeland significantly influences how the country is perceived…

By Leo Nelson Ayivor Ghana’s High Commission in Lomé, Togo, has commemorated the 69th anniversary of Ghana’s independence with a colourful ceremony that brought together diplomats, government officials, members of the Ghanaian community in Togo and traditional leaders including Torgbi Kpambi Vedzesu V, a Senior Divisional Chief of the Aflao Traditional Area, who sat in for Torgbiga Amenya Fiti V, Paramount Chief and President of the Aflao Traditional Council. The event, held in Lomé, celebrated Ghana’s journey since gaining independence on March 6, 1957, and highlighted the enduring ties between Ghana and Togo. Addressing the gathering, Ghana’s Ambassador to Togo,…