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Ghana government receives significant financial contributions ahead of 2026 FIFA World...
On May 2, 2026 Last updated May 2, 2026 Thomas Ampem Nyarko – Deputy Minister of Finance. The Ministry of Finance has received significant financial contributions from corporate institutions and stakeholders to support the Senior National football team, the Black Stars, ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Mr Thomas Nyarko Ampem, the Deputy Minister and Chairman
German inflation confirmed at 2.9%, highest since January 2024
FILED – A woman takes a 20-euro bill out of her wallet. Photo: Malin Wunderlich/dpa German inflation reached 2.9% in April, official figures confirmed on Tuesday, as the war in Iran continued to drive up energy prices. The inflation rate has risen to its highest level since January 2024, the Federal Statistical Office said. “Overall
Annual Ankos Festival shakes principal streets of Takoradi
The Central Business District of Takoradi is vibrating yet again with excitement as masquerades have taken over the principal streets to celebrate this year’s Christmas with the Masquerade Carnival, popularly known as the “Ankos” Festival. The Ankos Festival, marked on December 25 to 26, and January 1 annually, is one activity that sets aside Takoradi as the preferred destination
Court begins hearing to determine Ms Akosua Serwaa’s marriage to Daddy...
The Kumasi High Court Five has begun hearings to determine the legality of the alleged civil marriage between Ms Akosua Serwaa Fosuh and the late Charles Kojo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba. The legal team of the plaintiff, Ms Akosua Serwaa Fosuh, presented a witness statement, various evidences and a power of attorney to
Bank of Ghana’s losses to clear within three years – Prof...
Professor Peter Quartey Professor Peter Quartey, a Development Economist, has expressed confidence about the Bank of Ghana (BoG) curtailing its losses in the next three years, projecting an improved financial outlook by the end of 2026. Prof Quartey, who is now the Acting Director of the Legon Centre for International Affairs and Diplomacy (LECIAD), said









