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Ghana’s Development Depends on Institutions That are Modern, Responsive, and Trusted

GRA Commissioner-General outlines reforms to build a modern, transparent, and taxpayer-friendly system driven by ITAS, trust, digital transformation, and shared…

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Meta, TikTok Face 3,000 Youth-Addiction Lawsuits After U.S. Court Ruling

A U.S. Circuit court says companies cannot use Section 230 to seek an early appeal, clearing the way for litigation over alleged harm to young users

Countries Urged to Choose AI Interoperability Over Technological Sovereignty

Governments should focus on ensuring that AI systems from different providers can work together and be replaced without disrupting entire networks

Barbados Prime Minister Pushes New Financing Model to Help Climate-Vulnerable Nations Fund Development

The initiative seeks to do so as developing nations face mounting pressure from climate disasters and rising borrowing costs, which have strained public finances

Football’s Billion-Dollar Economy Tests The Balance Between Private Capital And National Growth

FIFA’s scrapped plan to raise up to US$4.2 billion from private investors highlights football’s growing commercial value and the debate over ownership. The sport continues to expand as a global…

Ghana’s Business Registration Overhaul Becomes Test Of Investor Confidence

Ghana’s planned end-to-end digital business registration platform is emerging as a key test of efforts to improve the investment climate by reducing delays, and increasing regulatory efficiency. The reform is…

Fertilizer Prices to Stay Elevated Through 2026 Even if Middle East Conflict Ease

Fertilizer markets are expected to remain under pressure because of damaged production capacity, higher energy costs and disruptions to global supply chains,

Trade Fragmentation Opens New Growth Path for Emerging Economies as OPEC Fund Launches $1.5 Billion Facility

The changing trade landscape has prompted the OPEC Fund to launch a $1.5 billion Economic Stability, Trade and Resilience Initiative, known as E-STAR, aimed at helping developing countries

FIFA Faces Global Backlash as UEFA Threatens Boycott Over Private Equity Plan

European football governing body UEFA voted unanimously to boycott future FIFA competitions if the proposal moves ahead, escalating a dispute that now threatens participation in tournaments

China’s Consumer Spending Push Drives Cotton Demand to 15-Year High, Supporting Global Prices

Cotton mill use in China is forecast to reach 41.5 million bales in the 2026/27 season, the highest level since 2010/11, as Beijing shifts its economic strategy

Brazil Overtakes U.S. to Tighten Grip on Global Cotton Trade, Challenging African Exporters

Brazil has cemented its position as the world's largest cotton exporter, intensifying competition for African producers at a time when rising global prices are creating fresh opportunities for the continent's…