Tag: Ghana
From Viral Moment To Economic Opportunity: What Pit Stop Reveals About Ghana’s Sports Hospitality Boom
A viral Pit Stop video highlights how football is driving hospitality spending,…
Government Has Restored Inland Checkpoints in the Volta Region to Their Intended Purpose: A Reflection on Dignity, Citizenship, and Equal Treatment
Every nation has a responsibility to secure its borders and maintain law…
Sports Ministry Dismisses Reports of Taxpayer-Funded Supporters at World Cup
The Sports Ministry has dismissed reports that taxpayer funds were used to…
Yirenkyi’s Late Strike Revives ‘Bring Back the Love’ Campaign and Fuels World Cup Business Hopes
Ghana's victory over Panama revives fan confidence, boosts merchandise demand and creates…
Why President Macron Should Not Be Given a Platform at the Next Steps High-Level Conference on Reparations in Accra
An Open Letter to the President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E.…
World Bank Approves $300M to Help Ghana End Double-Track Secondary School System
The funding is to expand school infrastructure and improve quality as government…
Poor Sanitation Costs Ghana GH¢6.2 Billion Annually, New ISSER Study Reveals
ISSER says poor sanitation costs Ghana more than GH¢6.2 billion annually, urging…
Ghana’s Annual Flood Festival: When the Rain Gods Comes to Collect Its Lands
Ghana's flooding is a planning failure, not a natural disaster. Poor drainage,…
When Processing is Smart Business for Ghanaian Farmers
Processing adds value for Ghanaian farmers only under strict conditions market demand,…
Midnight Kickoffs, Daytime Dollars: How Ghanaian Businesses Can Cash In on the 2026 World Cup
Informal traders are flooding the markets with Black Stars paraphernalia. From customized…
“You Can’t Win the Funding Argument on Technical Grounds Alone”—Dr. Iddrisu says
The demand for data to monitor sustainable development goals, climate change, poverty,…
South Africa Warns Against Threats to Firms as Diplomatic Row With Ghana Escalates
Pretoria says operating conditions for South African businesses in Ghana deteriorated before…