Ghana generates 4,400 tonnes of waste daily, stressing existing infrastructure. Minister Ahmed Ibrahim urges investment in modern treatment facilities, citing sustainable financing as the sector's main challenge.
By Adams Everstone SALIFU (Baba), New York, USA When Ghana’s government chartered flights to bring its citizens home from South Africa earlier this year, it was not merely a diplomatic incident.
Microfinance leaders urge Bank of Ghana to rethink capital framework, warning it may harm financial inclusion and market stability despite support for reform direction.
Ghana secures $300M from World Bank to enhance secondary education, focusing on digital skills and job alignment for 2.2M students across 1,000 schools, targeting underserved communities.
African conferences, like AU summits, often fail to turn bold declarations into tangible results. Funded with public money, these events can become exercises in 'visibility politics' without accountability and transparency, risking public trust erosion.
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