A visit to Accra offers a rich mix of small-town bungalow communities and sleek new high-rises, of exuberant dancing outdoors and quiet respites in a listening bar.

Ghana says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with its official creditors, an essential process in restoring the viability of its public finances. Finance minister, Cassiel Ato Forson, says this formalises a debt restructuring plan agreed to with its Official Creditor Committee in June last year.

President John Dramani Mahama has indicated that the constitutional review process is a national effort, not a partisan initiative.

Castel Group has agreed to acquire Diageo Plc’s stake in its Ghana unit and expand in the West African nation that’s just recovering from a debt crisis.

Spirits giant Diageo has agreed to sell its 80.4% shareholding in Guinness Ghana to Castel Group for $81 million, it said on Tuesday, continuing to refine its operating model in Africa.

After 23 years in the US, Nana Agyemang said he plans to return to Ghana with his family, seeking a slower pace of life and venturing into real estate and business.

Ghana have appointed former Africa Cup of Nations winning coach Winfried Schafer as a technical adviser to their team after failing to qualify for the 2025 finals in Morocco.

The W.E.B. Du Bois Museum Foundation (WEBDBMF) is getting ready to celebrate the 157th birthday of W.E.B. Du Bois.

Ghana’s annual trade surplus reached $5 billion in 2024 for the first time ever as the value of the country’s gold exports soared.

There is widespread euphoria among Ghana’s youth following the return to power of President John Mahama. His administration faces a generational imperative: to integrate young people into national development strategies and empower them as drivers of economic and social progress.

Ghana’s healthcare sector is transforming the Networks of Practice (NoP) initiative, a model designed to decentralize services and improve accessibility. A new World Bank report highlights NoPs’ impact on maternal and hypertension care,

Ghana's Networks of Practice (NoP) initiative is reshaping primary healthcare by improving accessibility, enhancing referrals, and fostering collaboration among health facilities. A new World Bank report examines the impact of NoPs in Dormaa Central and Hohoe,