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BusinessTHENews & Analysis · 18 Feb 2026
Ghana’s Cocoa Paradox: Why Are Farmers Angry Despite Global Importance? By Selorm Kofi Kuffour 📽️ Video Insight: Mz-Angie Shimmer "This viral commentary by Mz-Angie Shimmer exposes the raw frustration of cocoa farmers fa…
News & Analysis · 16 Jan 2024
Introduction The realm of education is profoundly shaped by philosophical thought, which provides the foundational ethos and guiding principles for educational systems worldwide. In Ghana, a rich tapestry of educational…
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 22 Oct 2020
Let your voice be heard...End SARS now stop police brutality Every where
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 15 Jul 2020
The photo may be tough to see, but the story behind it is nothing short of greatness. On July 9th, this 6-yr-old boy, Bridger, saved his little sister's life by standing between her and a charging dog. After getting bit…
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 15 Jul 2020
The starting price for the brand new VW vehicles is GHC 60,000. Thus with this amount you can now own a brand new Volkswagen (VW) car from the company’s assembling plant located at the North Industrial Area in Accra.
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 5 Jul 2020
Ghana's Autos Policy, although a positive development have some associated demerits in other sectors like the used car dealers and auto mechanics.
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 9 Jun 2020
A video making rounds seem to suggest that Prophet Kwabena Owusu Agyei had weed "abonsam Tawa" on him at the time of arrest.
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 8 Nov 2019
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EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 25 Nov 2018
A cursory glance at the posts made by most Ghanaians on social media shows that Ghanaians are sitting at the edge of their seats wondering if DUMSOR (Power outage) is looming. This is not surprising since the current constant supply of electricity we are enjoying now is not due to permanent measures put in place by government but temporary (power barge) measures instead.
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 20 Sept 2018
The attitude of Ghanaians towards the recent hike in prices of petroleum products sends a strong signal that they are either unconcerned or have ‘ the dead goat syndrome’. Transport services still continue to function wi…
EconomyTHENews & Analysis · 16 Sept 2018
Introduction Ghana in 2011 experienced a phenomenal record-breaking GDP growth of 13.4%, making it one of the fastest growing economies in the world (worldfolio, 2014). However, the country has not lived up to the hype i…