A Scottish Woman Married a Ghanaian Prophet in 2014. Six Months Later, She Was Found Dead In A Hotel Bathtub
A BBC investigation into the death of Charmain Speirs has exposed critical gaps in the Ghanaian police inquiry — and a pattern of alleged
Ghana Is Considering Passing a Host of New ICT-Related Laws. An Analyst Says They Would Hamper Africa Digital Trade
A sweeping stack of tech legislation promises to modernise Ghana's digital economy. Critics say it would wall off the very market Ghana has pledged
Togo Grants Visa-Free Entry for All African Nationals
The West African nation becomes the sixth African country to drop visa requirements for continental travellers, joining a growing movement toward free movement on
MTN Ghana Continues To Dominate, Capturing 81% of the Data Market Share
With over 81% of Ghana's mobile data market locked up, MTN's grip on the country's digital economy is tightening
Organizational Shortfalls Cloud Ghana’s Debut as Host of 2026 African Athletics Championships
Ghana's debut as host of the African Senior Athletics Championships was fraught with early logistic challenges which were eventually addressed near the end
Ghana Officials Conducted an Assessment Of Its Traffic Lights. The Results Show A System In Dire Need of Maintenance
A new government assessment finds that one in three traffic signals across the country is dark, the result of crashes, organised theft, unpaid contractors,
Daniel Ofori Filed a Lawsuit Against Ecobank Ghana for Funds Owed To Him. 18 Years Later, The Supreme Court Ultimately Ruled in His Favor
Ghana's longest-running commercial dispute has reached its definitive end — and the verdict carries lessons far beyond one investor's victory
Women Who Fight: For Ghanaian Female Boxers, The Path To Acceptance is Paved with Side Hustles and Social Stigma
In Ghana’s historic boxing heartland, women are fighting for more than just titles. They are battling a culture that barely wants them in the