Quick links (related guides): Ghana Hits 45% Debt Target Ahead of Schedule Ghana Inflation 2026 Explained Ghana Economy 2026 Outlook How Ghana’s GDP Works Ghana Foreign Investment Guide The International Monetary Fund completed the sixth and final Ghana IMF final review on July 27, 2026, clearing the way for an immediate disbursement of SDR 265.9 […]
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announced that Ghana has reached its 45% debt-to-GDP target years ahead of both the IMF timetable and domestic law, as inflation fell to single digits and debt risk improved.
The Ghana Medical Association has called on the government to ban single-use plastics, citing serious risks to public health and the environment. The demand expands on an existing styrofoam phase-out.
President John Dramani Mahama and Beninois President Romuald Wadagni met on the sidelines of the AU Health Summit to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, including cotton trade and regional security.
President Mahama and Ethiopia’s Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh met in Accra to strengthen bilateral relations. This guide explains the historic ties and what the partnership means for both nations.
Ghana has mandated biometric verification for all Ghana Card transactions under L.I. 2523, replacing visual inspection and photocopying. The law took effect June 9, 2026, with a transition period until November 2, 2026.
Parliament has approved a $300 million World Bank loan to transform secondary education infrastructure in Ghana, focusing on upgrading schools and improving skills alignment.
Ghana is finalising its first standard treatment guidelines for lead exposure and poisoning. The guidelines will specify tests, treatments, and equipment needed across the health system.
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that the government will recruit 16,000 trained teachers in 2026, more than double an earlier commitment of 7,000 posts made in April. He made the announcement on July 17 while inspecting a new assembly hall at the Peki College of Education in the Volta Region, part of a two […]
The Dagbon Kingdom is one of Ghana’s oldest and most structured traditional states, centered on the town of Yendi in the Northern Region and led by a monarch known as the Yaa Naa. Unlike a simple hereditary crown, Dagbon is governed through a layered customary system built around gate skins, kingmakers, and a formal regency, […]
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