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COVID-19 offers best opportunity to refine economy; GAWU advocates import restrictions
CBOD advocates full utilization of oil resources now
COVID-19 presents the best opportunity to refine the Ghanaian economy by making it less reliant...
Borders must open with extreme caution – Prof. Quartey
Even though it will benefit the economy if the country’s borders are open, it is important to do so cautiously and slowly as the...
CSOs, individuals sue gov’t over exploration at Atewa Forest
Seven Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and four private citizens, have jointly sued the government over the exploration and drilling of deep wells in the...
Orca Deco sees beyond COVID-19
Economies across the world grow when individuals, cooperate and countries spend on anything and everything. When one purchases a new apparel, furniture, or a...
Canada gives extra funding to women’s rights groups amidst COVID-19 pandemic
The Canadian government has announced a GH₵1.3 million, additional funding support, to it’s ongoing ‘Women’s Voice and Leadership’ project in light of the COVID-19...
Mahama names Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as running mate
Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama has picked former education minister, Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang, as his running mate...
BOST closes down head office as staff tests positive for COVID-19
The Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited, BOST has announced that it has closed down its head office at Dzorwulu in the Ayawaso...
Emmanuel Wullo Wullingdool’s thoughts….When should the hoe be in museums?
Agriculture remains the mainstay of many economies in the world. This view is further strengthened with onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, a major...
Mind your Language with Emefa Agordoh-Mekpor: Creative ways to remain relevant as a writer during the COVID-19 crisis
If you write, or relish the thought of writing, hearing about the COVID-19-imposed lockdown would have brought you some relief, among other emotions. You...
Kenya private sector activity up in June, outlook gloomy -PMI
Private sector activity in Kenya grew in June thanks to reduced curfew hours and the relaxation of lockdowns in Europe that boosted demand for...