Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
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Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
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Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
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South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
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Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
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South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
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Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
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Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
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Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
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Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
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Demolition of Historic Accra Turf Club Ignites Land Dispute and Public Outcry
A century-old horse racing institution says armed men and police-escorted bulldozers razed its Borteyman track last month. The demolition has triggered a police interdiction, street protests, and an unresolved land dispute reaching back to a 2006 government relocation deal.
Paying for Justice: How Ghana Keeps Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
Financial barriers, an understaffed unit, and a culture of silence are conspiring to deny justice to thousands of sexual assault victims across the country each year
Twenty-Six Years On, Construction of a High Court Complex in Wa Remains Stalled
Twenty-six years after ground was broken, Wa’s regional High Court complex still stands unfinished — its latest contractor gone, gates unlocked, and peeling paint the newest evidence of a promise repeatedly broken to a region still administering justice from colonial-era buildings
OSP Opens Probe Into Disputed GHC 70,000 Memo Tied to Parliamentary Vetting
Special Prosecutor to investigate authenticity of document, source and purpose of alleged funds, as Minority Caucus dismisses it as fake
Ghana’s State Owned Enterprises Posted a GHS21.8bn Profit in 2025. The Number Hides More Than It Reveals
A GHS21.8 billion profit figure headlines Ghana’s 2025 State Ownership Report, but an analysis finds that surplus rests on a handful of outliers, a newly created entity absorbing an old one’s books, and a currency swing sitting atop a worsening core business at the country’s power utility.
Collective Action, Saving The World and “Ghosts”: Inside The Talks at TEDxAccra 2026
TEDx Accra returned from its four year absence with its 2026 edition with a central theme of Symbiosis
Former Aspirant MP Says Vetting Committee Failed to Address a Seven-Year-Old Sexual Assault Claim Of a Supreme Court Nominee
Gender advocate Akosua Manu says nominee Anthony Forson Jnr should have been made to answer a 2019 rape allegation before Parliament confirmed him to the apex court
Ghana Moves to Draft First National Organ Donation Policy, But Legal Gap Persists
Ghana’s health ministry has begun drafting the country’s first national policy on organ and tissue transplantation, a step advocates say has been decades overdue
Is It Time for an African FIFA President? South Africa’s Endorsement of CAF President Motsepe Reopens the Debate
South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly endorsed CAF President Patrice Motsepe as the man to succeed Gianni Infantino at FIFA
GoldBod Buyers Squeezed by Payment Delays as Ghana’s Gold Agency Loses Central Bank Backstop
Licensed buyers say they have gone unpaid for up to three weeks even as bullion prices surge, exposing the funding gap left by the Bank of Ghana’s exit from gold financing
