Africa's youth are looking for jobs: The food system may hold the answer

African nations tout clean cooking wins at COP31, but billions in promised funds have yet to arrive - what's blocking the money?

At COP31 in Türkiye, Tanzania, Lesotho, and Uganda presented clean cooking progress to leaders, with the IEA and Clean Cooking Alliance.

What did Acheampong's 1972 policies really change for Ghana's mineral wealth - and who benefited most?

Sir Sam Jonah delivers the Second I.K. Acheampong Memorial Lecture in Accra, discussing the former leader's 1970s mining policies.

What will a 15-year-old firm's new book and foundation mean for Ghana's cities and women in architecture?

Accra architecture firm ArchXenus celebrates 15 years and over 140 projects with a two-day event, launching a book and new foundation.

What did Ghana lose when it let a successful food program collapse?

Sir Sam Jonah critiques Ghana's abandonment of the Operation Feed Yourself agricultural campaign in a memorial lecture.

When the beats dropped at the SME Fair, vendors left their stalls - but what happened next surprised everyone?

Music acts Lali X Lola and King Jerry performed at the Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair 2026 in Accra, turning the business event into a lively…