For decades, Ekua Hawa, an 80-year-old woman, has depended on farming as both a means of livelihood and a vital
The recent floods have had a devastating impact, resulting in loss of life, <a href="https://absafricatv.com/west-africas-displacement-crisis-deepens-as-insecurity-spreads-toward-the-coast/” title=”West Africa's displacement crisis deepens as insecurity spreads toward the coast”>displacement of families, and destruction of homes, highlighting the need for a comprehensive recovery plan.
Ghana’s growing congestion in Accra is often viewed as a challenge related to urban planning, and addressing this issue could potentially unlock new markets and lower business costs, thereby boosting the economy.
When Adelaide Phoebi Nettey graduated from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, she embarked on a creative journey, which ultimately led her to find her place at UBA through the GMAP program.
An important event occurred in December 2025 that largely went unnoticed by most Ghanaians, as it did not involve an election, a coup, or a financial crisis, and therefore did not receive widespread attention.
Ghana’s pension industry is undergoing a significant transformation, albeit a quiet one, as pension funds continue to grow, yet the real sector remains in need of capital.
Ghana’s journey on the global football stage is characterized by ambition, resilience, and national pride, and its participation in the World Cup has served as a catalyst for national sports development and economic growth.
A new study on boat and shipbuilding skills development has called for urgent policy action to prepare the country for the emerging opportunities from the blue economy, highlighting the need for reform in this area.
