How China’s “Sports Diplomacy” in Cote d’Ivoire Paid Off
China's strategy of offering construction and financial expertise in the African region is paying dividends
Beyond The Surface
Super Falcons Soar at WAFCON, But Off The Field Controversies With Their Football Federation Still Linger
Despite past issues of non payment and lack of resources at tournaments, the Nigerian Female National team is looking to win its 10th cup at WAFCON
What The US GENIUS Act Could Mean for Stablecoins in Africa
America's GENIUS Act could push stablecoins into the mainstream and accelerate its adoption in Africa
Ghana’s National Cathedral Project Plagued by Financial Irregularities According to Deloitte Report
Ghana's National Cathedral project, which ballooned to $350 million, draws more controversy after the release of Deloitte report
Electric Vehicle Sales Still Strong in South Africa
Data shows that EVs reached 7,129 in the first half of 2025, compared to 7,178 in the same period
Ghana Auditor-General’s Report Raises Concerns Over ECG’s GHC 75 Million Payment to Hubtel
The report flags the payment, noting a lack of documentation to substantiate the expense
Ghana To Pass Scholarship Authority Bill to Combat Nepotism and Enhance Equity in Education
After numerous cases of scandals with its scholarship secretariat, Ghana will pass new legistation to combat corruption with the award scheme
Ghana’s Renewable Energy Sector Faces Uphill Battle to Meet 2030 Goals
Ghana's goal of renewables achieving 10% of the country's energy production by 2030 is in jeopardy
There’s Rice At Home: Casual Dates Are Starting To Feel Like A Luxury in Ghana
Causal dates are supposed to be budget friendly for the averager person but in Ghana, eating out these days feels like breaking the bank
Berj Gallery Announces Opening Of New Space In Busua
The space opened with a new exhibition called "Fragments of Knowing" which will run through September 8th