This year’s highlights include the remodelling of a Richard Seifert brutalist ‘corncob’ tower, a celebration of Japanese carpentry and a wearable hot-water bottle ...

Across Ghana's education sector, a troubling contradiction has persisted for decades: policies are crafted with ambitious visions, yet the daily realities in schools often fail to reflect these ...

At the 2025 Yango Partner Conference, the CEO of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Mr. Osman Ayariga, Esq., declared that Ghana is currently experiencing one of the most significant shifts in youth ...

The Ho Teaching Hospital (HTH) has inaugurated a Meditation Garden and Music Therapy Studio at its annex in Kpogadzi along the Ho-Kpetoe road. The facility aims to enhance the hospital's medical ...

Businesses have expressed a more favourable view of Ghana’s taxation landscape, largely due to the government’s efforts to ease the tax burden and simplify compliance by removing taxes such as the ...

Accra is gearing up for a flavour-packed revolution this Farmers’ Day Weekend as Charterhouse Productions prepares to debut the much-anticipated Gastro Feastival, Ghana’s boldest celebration of food, ...

Ghana’s economy continues to evolve rapidly, shaped by structural reforms, technological advancement, and shifting global economic realities. As the country positions itself as a competitive ...

BYU professor Steve Shumway and PhD student Seth Ayim spent three weeks in Ghana training 50 professors and teachers at the University of Cape Coast in new experimental STEM teaching methods. (Steve ...

Ghana is the first country in Africa to be awarded a Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) license, which is seen as the “gold standard” in the sustainable timber trade. The fate of ...

Ghana has passed a new fisheries act which aims at strengthening the artisanal fishery sector, restoring fish stocks and tackling problems with illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing. A major ...