Financing higher education is an investment in Africa’s future – Dr. Apaak Ghana has called for a more sustainable approach to higher education financing as rising demand for tertiary education puts pressure on governments, institutions and families across Africa. Addressing the Conference of the Association of African Higher Education... Read More
Day: September 14, 2026
Digital tools must improve students access to funding – Dr. Apaak Government has called for a major shift in how African countries finance higher education, with technology and data placed at the centre of efforts to... Read More
Fitch upgrades Ghana’s 2026 current account surplus forecast to 7.8% Ghana’s external position is showing stronger signs of improvement after the country recorded a US$4.3 billion merchandise trade surplus in the first half of 2026,... Read More
24-hour economy: Minority criticises demolition of schools and markets The Minority in Parliament has questioned the reported demolition of schools, markets, homes and businesses to make way for 24-hour economy projects. The NPP Caucus says the demolitions could waste public resources, especially where the facilities are new... Read More
NACOC arrests 3 over ‘Bolle Jos’ network after US$261m cocaine seizure The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has arrested three suspects linked to Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers, popularly known as “Bolle Jos.” The suspects are accused of representing and facilitating the activities of Leijdekkers in Ghana. NACOC... Read More
Ato Forson overtakes Asiedu Nketiah in NDC 2028 Flagbearer race Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has taken the lead in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) 2028 presidential race among party delegates, according to a new poll by Global InfoAnalytics. The poll, conducted between September... Read More
Ghana-linked drug seizures top US$1bn as Minority demands answers The Minority in Parliament has questioned why major drug seizures linked to Ghana have not led to the arrest and prosecution of alleged financiers and principal traffickers. The Minority says the situation raises serious concerns about Ghana’s... Read More
CETAG demands investigation, justice over death of Gbewa College lecturer The Colleges of Education Teachers’ Association of Ghana (CETAG) has appealed for calm at Gbewa College of Education following the reported death of Science Lecturer Abdulai Issaka. Mr. Issaka reportedly died after an alleged encounter... Read More
BoG to introduce new Ghana Cedi notes in November 
UNGA81: Ghana will push for stronger African voice under AU Chairmanship – Mahama 
UNGA81: Ghana has achieved a ‘dramatic economic turnaround’ – Mahama 
UNGA81: ‘No race Is superior; no nation Is inferior’ – Mahama