Economic diplomacy has emerged as a powerful instrument for nations aiming to bolster their development agendas, strengthen international relations, and ensure sustainable economic growth. For Ghana, President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) are actively embracing this approach through
The Executive Director of Eduwatch Africa, Kofi Asare has called for a complete overhaul of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP), advocating for its management to be fully transferred to district assemblies. Highlighting the scale of the GSFP, Asare noted that its
In a scathing critique of corruption in Ghana, Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare, a seasoned Research Fellow at the Center for Democratic Development (CDD–Ghana) has likened the country’s handling of the School Feeding Program scandal to a village that has made peace with
National Security springs into action as flames engulf shops in Kumasi’s heart of Adum this Friday. Following a quick response by Regional Minister Dr Frank Amoakohene and his security team, heavy-duty machinery is rolled in to aid the struggling fire service as
In a remarkable move aimed at tackling the roads infrastructure shortfalls in the Volta region, government has taken steps to fulfill its promise to reconstruct the Ho-Aflao Road and the Weta – Afiadenyigba – Havedzi Road, bringing relief to commuters and residents
Prof. Petr Quartey of the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research, (ISSER), has urged the government to revisit its decision to bear the fees of first-year students in public universities. He acknowledged that while the decision is in fulfilment of a