Africa’s debt crisis is deepening as public debt hits $1.9 trillion, according to the African Development Bank. This investigative report examines rising debt servicing costs, economic risks, expert warnings, and the impact on African economies and social development.
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President John Dramani Mahama launches Ghana’s new e-Visa system and removes visa fees for African travelers, marking a major push for digital transformation, tourism growth, Pan-African integration, and stronger border security.
African Union leaders Mahmoud Ali Youssouf and Évariste Ndayishimiye call for African unity, UN Security Council reforms, stronger anti-terror cooperation and continental integration as Africa marks Africa Day 2026 amid rising security and economic challenges.
Ghana’s cedi has become the worst-performing currency in West Africa in 2026 despite falling inflation and IMF recovery efforts. This investigative special report examines the forex crisis, energy sector dollar demand, Bank of Ghana interventions, expert analysis, and the growing impact on businesses and consumers.
Ghana will host the 2027 World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting in Accra as the global cocoa industry battles climate change, swollen shoot disease, farmer poverty, debt pressures and sustainability regulations. This investigative special report examines Ghana’s Cocoa Reset agenda, global cocoa price volatility and the future of the $100 billion chocolate industry.
President John Mahama presents a symbolic Adinkra plaque to the WHO headquarters in Geneva during the 79th World Health Assembly, highlighting Ghana’s cultural heritage, health diplomacy, and Free Primary Healthcare reforms praised by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
Ghana is set to transition from its IMF bailout programme to a new Policy Coordination Instrument expected to end in 2029, as government and IMF officials outline reforms, debt restructuring progress, investor confidence strategies and long-term economic recovery plans.
KNUST appoints Professor Christian Agyare as its next Vice-Chancellor amid leadership transition debates, research expansion, governance concerns and growing pressure on Ghana’s higher education sector.
GETFund’s GH¢400 million KNUST Teaching Hospital contract signals a major transformation in Ghana’s tertiary healthcare and medical education system, with Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and government pushing for advanced research, specialist care and regional medical excellence.
President John Mahama signs Ghana’s new Value for Money Office Act 2026 to combat inflated contracts, procurement corruption, abandoned projects and wasteful public spending through stronger financial oversight and accountability reforms.