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UPSA to host 9th Mini GUSA Games from May 5
The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) will host the 9th Mini GUSA Games from May 5 to May 15, 2026, with 16 public universities set to compete.
Speak it, preserve it, pass it on: Why Ghana must save its indigenous languages
The Executive Director of the Ghana Library Authority, Alhassan Betintiche Ziblim, has raised the alarm, noting that while only a handful of Ghanaian languages have died out completely, as many as 40 are now teetering on the edge of extinction.
Ghana’s tax gap: New levies loom in mid-year budget
Ghana's macroeconomic story in 2025 was, by many measures, a success. Inflation collapsed from 23.8% to 3.8%, the cedi appreciated 40.7% against the dollar, and the economy grew 6.0%, its strongest performance in six years.
The Keta Port project
On Thursday, 18 June 2026, the people of Keta received encouraging news regarding the proposed Keta Port project. During a sensitization and working visit by officials of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), stakeholders were informed that the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Permit has been attained and...
Technology is coming for Factories
For more than a century, the biggest advantage of large manufacturers was scale. They had the giant factories, expensive machinery, technical knowledge and distribution networks. Ordinary people had no choice but to buy whatever they produced. That advantage is beginning to disappear.
Why transfer pricing matters? – The “How” in a brukina story
That “internal price” is called a transfer price. If you set those internal prices too high or too low, you can shift profits between places and taxes can end up being paid in the “wrong” place.
Wealth management in Ghana: Understanding taxation for high-net-worth individuals
Ghana has experienced a significant increase in private wealth in recent years. This phenomenon has led to a remarkable rise in the number of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs).
When the call sounds genuine: How Mobile Money fraud continues to target Ghanaians
Your phone rings unexpectedly.
G7 and the irony of Globalization: When a few shapes the fate of the many
The annual gathering of the Group of Seven (G7) is often presented as a forum for cooperation among the world's leading democracies. Its leaders meet to discuss economic stability, security, climate change, technology, and global development. Yet behind the carefully crafted communiqués and diplomatic photographs lies...
How & Where to Watch Naomi Osaka vs. Elena Rybakina? Start Time, Live Streaming and TV Channels for Canadian Open
Naomi Osaka takes on a highly competitive opponent in Elena Rybakina at the WTA Canadian Open quarterfinal.
Vote-buying undermines democracy and public trust – Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has cautioned that vote-buying poses a serious threat to Ghana’s democracy, warning that the practice undermines democratic institutions and ultimately harms the very citizens whose votes are bought. Speaking at the launch of the National Integrity Awards Scheme, the Chief Justice said...
A competent government leads with systems, not brooms
A President joining a national clean-up exercise may make for good television. But the real question is: Is that the highest standard of leadership Ghanaians should expect? Leadership is not best demonstrated by holding a broom after a flood. Leadership is best demonstrated by building systems that prevent the flood in...