Annatu Mohammed
Australia Passes Landmark Social Media Ban for Under-16s, Tightening Platform Regulations.
Australia has enacted strict social media laws banning under-16s from joining platforms, with fines for companies and concerns about unintended…
COP29 Breakthrough: Developing Countries to Receive $300 Billion Annually for Climate Action
At COP29, developing nations secured a $300 billion annual climate finance package for a decade, tripling past pledges but short…
Critical Negotiations at COP29: Tensions Rise Over Climate Finance as New $250 Billion Target Proposed”
At COP29, negotiations intensify over a new climate finance goal, proposing $250 billion annually by 2035 to support global climate…
Border Closures During Elections Disrupt Sub-Regional Trade in West Africa
Trading between Ghana and its West African neighbours experiences significant disruptions in the days leading up to and following Ghana’s…
Beatrice Bee Arthur Highlights Role of Creative Arts in Shaping Young Minds at Early Fest 2024.
Beatrice Bee Arthur, an esteemed fashion designer and 2001 KORA All Africa Fashion Award recipient, has highlighted the pivotal role…
Teria Foundation’s EARLYFEST Champions Climate Change Awareness Through Early Education
The Teria Foundation's EARLYFEST fosters innovation in early education, celebrates stakeholders, promotes sustainability, and inspires children through activities, awards, and…
COP29 Summit: Climate Finance Talks Face Stalled Progress Amid Rising Tensions.
As the first week of COP29 concluded in Baku, frustration grew over the slow pace of progress on climate finance…
National Bank of Ethiopia Introduces New 50% Foreign Currency Retention Policy
The National Bank of Ethiopia's new policy allows exporters to retain 50% of foreign currency earnings indefinitely, enhancing financial autonomy…
UN Climate Chief Calls for Equitable Climate Investment as COP29 Advances
At COP29, Simon Stiell called for fair climate finance distribution, framing climate action as “global inflation insurance” and urging stronger…
COP29 Sets New Standards for International Carbon Markets to Drive Climate Action
COP29 in Baku reached a milestone, securing carbon market standards to aid developing nations, potentially saving $250 billion annually in…
Tanzania Produces More Food Than She Needs, Exporting Surplus Across Africa.
Tanzania achieved 128% food self-sufficiency, now exporting surplus while focusing on food quality and rural electrification, benefiting youth and women…
President Akufo-Addo Commissions Gold Mine in Talensi.
President Nana Akufo-Addo inaugurated Ghana's largest single-stream gold mine, developed by Cardinal Namdini Gold Limited. The project highlights Northern Ghana's…
Leading Brands Strengthen Commitments to Global Climate Action, AS COP29 Draws Closer
As COP 29 draws closer, key brands launch their Sustainability Week to align with global ESG goals, focusing on reducing…
Businesses Tackle Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Lead Sustainable Transformation
Businesses are tackling greenhouse gas emissions by adopting sustainable practices, reducing reliance on fossil fuels, and enhancing energy efficiency, with…
Food Prices are Going up Faster in Savannah, Upper West, Upper East, and Bono East Compared to Others -GSS
Food prices in Savannah, Upper West, Upper East and Bono East regions have surged, driven by agricultural challenges and rising…