4 stories tagged “ghana foreign policy”.
The Institute of Economic Affairs urges the government to clearly communicate its objectives and maintain openness in talks that could bring new trade, investment and technology opportunities to Ghana.
President John Dramani Mahama reiterated Ghana’s stance on the Israeli‑Palestinian conflict and outlined plans for development cooperation with Israel.
Legal analyst Martin Kpebu urges Ghana to join the BRICS bloc, arguing that national interest should guide foreign policy and that the move could diversify economic ties without jeopardising US relations.
President John Dramani Mahama’s address to the 81st UN General Assembly has drawn increasing international backing for reparatory justice for Africans impacted by the transatlantic slave trade.
Electricity Company of Ghana says a surge in demand is straining the grid, and it is partnering with GRIDCo to build a Bulk Supply Point to ease the problem.
A CUTS International survey shows most Ghanaian electricity users noted better supply last year, yet unplanned outages still worry a majority.
The former Ghanaian javelin record holder was formally enshrined in the Middle Tennessee State University hall of fame over the weekend, marking a career milestone celebrated by mentors and peers.
Ghana Water Limited’s crackdown on illegal water connections has led to the detention of thousands of households and businesses, with cases now heading to court.
The Ghana Water Limited has finished fixing the 21‑inch main line that caused a seven‑month water outage, though some residents may still face local supply issues.
The Finance Ministry has pledged to shoulder the entire cost of a dispute settlement, clearing the way for the plant to resume operations by year‑end.
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