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Fake Notice, Real Returns: What Ghana’s Cambodia Statement Reveals About Migration Risks and Diaspora Protection
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ latest statement on Ghanaians in Cambodia may have been intended to debunk a fake…
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World Bank’s $500m Road Bet Targets Food Inflation and Rural Economic Growth
A $500 million financing package approved by the World Bank is set to tackle one of the biggest obstacles…
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DACF Transfers Face Fresh Scrutiny as Research Questions Impact on Local Development
The effectiveness of Ghana’s District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) is coming under renewed scrutiny after fresh academic research raised…
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China Opens Coffee Market to 53 African Countries in Major Trade Expansion Push
China is moving to deepen agricultural trade ties with Africa by granting eligible coffee bean exports from all 53…
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BoG Suspension of MoMo Transfer Fee Offers Relief to Ghana’s Freight Forwarders
Ghana’s freight forwarding industry has welcomed the Bank of Ghana’s decision to suspend the planned 0.75% wallet-to-bank transfer fee…
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BoG Halts Proposed Wallet-to-Bank Transfer Fee
The Bank of Ghana has directed Mobile Money Fintech Limited (MMFL) to suspend the planned 0.75% fee on direct…
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Labour Risk Lens Sharpened as ICJ Ruling Reframes Strike Rights Across Ghana’s Economy
The landmark advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) affirming workers’ right to strike under international labour…
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ICJ Strike Rights Ruling Could Redefine Ghana’s Labour Relations Climate
A landmark advisory opinion by the International Court of Justice affirming the right to strike under international labour law…
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Gnassingbé’s 48-Hour Border Directive Puts AfCFTA’s Real Trade Barriers Under Fresh Scrutiny
A direct order by Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé for security authorities to resolve border delays within 48 hours has sharply…
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Ghanaians Regain Financial Confidence, But Recovery Still Rests on Fragile Ground
After years of inflation shocks, currency instability and rising living costs, working Ghanaians are finally beginning to feel some…
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