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Ghana Will Not Budge in Its Anti-gay Rights Stance
Ghana will not budge in its anti-gay rights stance, despite calls to the contrary by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon at the last African Union summit in Addis Ababa, according to President John Evans Atta Mills. How People Arrived Here: ghana...
Ghana Export Promotion Authority Launches Made in Ghana Exhibition
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority in collaboration with the Ghana High Commission in Sierra Leone has launched a ten-day solo exhibition of “Made in Ghana” products’ at the Miatta Conference in Freetown.
Ghana Generates $2b From Cocoa Sales in 2011
Ghana’s Vice President John Mahama announced on Friday that the country generated $2 billion from the sales of cocoa in 2011 while during that period one million tons of cocoa target was achieved.
2012 Budget in Ghana to Focus on Infrastructural Development
Ghana’s Finance and Economic Planning Minister, Dr Kwabena Duffour announced on Wednesday that the 2012 budget would focus on infrastructural development in the area of roads, railways, education and health as well as agriculture. How People Arrived...
Reintegrating Ghana’s “witches”
Ghana’s government is looking at ways to support people accused of witchcraft – mainly women and children banished by their communities to “witches’ camps” in the north – and to reintegrate them in their home villages.
First Batch of Ghanaian Pilgrims Head for Saudi Arabia on Sunday
The first batch of 266 Ghanaian pilgrims, out of the 4,300, are expected to be airlifted by an Egyptian airline for the Hajj on Sunday for Mecca, officials of Hajj Committee have said on Saturday.
Efforts to Reduce Child Labor on Cocoa Plantations in Ghana Beginning to Pay Off
Tens of thousands of children work on Ghana’s cocoa plantations – often doing hazardous tasks when they should be at school – but change is coming.
Former Leaders of Ghana And Nigeria Warn Against the Danger of Liberians Descending Into Election-related Violence
Two former leaders of Ghana and Nigeria have warned against the danger of Liberians descending into election-related violence once the polls did not to their way.
