Ghanaian Traders Get New Tool: Clea's Vendor Payments Streamlines International Supplier Costs
African fintech Clea launches feature letting businesses pay foreign suppliers directly, easing cross-border trade friction for Ghanaian importers.
Poor governance, not lack of money, is Africa's real financial crisis – expert
Leading economist Dr Sam Ankrah argues Africa's informal sector financing gap stems from governance failures, not capital shortages.
US Closes Diplomatic Missions Across Three Continents, Including Cameroon Post
Trump administration shutters five US diplomatic posts globally to save $4.4m annually, including embassy office in Douala, Cameroon.
Cameroon's 58-Day Presidential Absence Triggers Military Reshuffle, Health Questions Mount
Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya, unseen for nearly two months, has reshuffled senior military commanders while remaining abroad in Europe.
Ghana must embrace nuclear power to secure energy future, says Deputy Energy Minister
Deputy Energy Minister calls on Ghana and Africa to invest in nuclear technology as part of long-term energy strategy.
Seven Critical Cyber Threats INTERPOL Warns Are Targeting Ghana and Africa
INTERPOL's 2026 report identifies ransomware, mobile money fraud and AI-enabled scams as major dangers to African citizens and businesses.
Ghana joins continental push: Africa's clean air movement unites 80+ institutions to tackle pollution crisis
A new continental network is connecting researchers, governments and civil society to tackle Africa's air quality challenge through collaboration and data.
African Women Demand Gender-Conscious Air Quality Policies as Pollution Exposure Crisis Goes Unaddressed
Women across Africa are pushing policymakers to recognise how gender shapes pollution exposure, from cooking with harmful fuels to workplace hazards.
Ghana's Pension Crisis Demands Action: 85% of African Workers Left Behind, VP Warns at Accra Summit
Vice President Opoku-Agyemang calls for urgent pension reforms across Africa at APSA conference in Accra, highlighting exclusion of informal sector workers.
African Leaders Programme LEAD Expands Second Cohort as First Class Shows Rapid Impact
LEAD, a pan-African governance initiative, launches its second cohort of 50 senior public officials in Rabat, with first-year results showing accelerated career advancement.
Sudan's Chemical Weapons Crisis Escalates as US Imposes New Sanctions; What It Means for Regional Stability
Alleged chemical weapons use in Sudan's Kordofan region triggers international scrutiny and fresh US sanctions, raising concerns about regional security.
UN hails Ghana's National Service as Africa's youth development blueprint
UNFPA Regional Director praises Ghana's integrated approach to youth leadership and employment as a continental model.