Traders protest as Kasoa NADMO begins demolition exercise for 24-hour economy market project

The Youth Ministry claims to have employed nearly 90,000 young people - but are these jobs sustainable?

Youth Minister Opare Addo says the government has been working hard to reduce youth unemployment. He claims many young people are now employed through government initiatives - but what does this mean for the future?

Following a mudslide, Adaklu Mountain is now a security zone. What does this mean for the residents?

The Volta Regional Minister has declared the Adaklu Mountain a security zone after a mudslide occurred at Adaklu Helekpe. A delegation visited the site to assess the damage - but what did they find?

When ministers break the laws they are meant to uphold, what happens next - and can Parliament do anything?

A Ghanaian energy expert questions whether Parliament can enforce its own laws when ministers flout them - specifically regarding financial reporting. The question is raised what actions are available when the very people meant to uphold the law, break it?

A World Bank document shows 27 countries are seeking crisis funds - but what does this mean for the global economy?

An internal World Bank document shows that twenty-seven countries have moved to put in place crisis instruments. The goal is to quickly access funding from existing World Bank programs - but the reason for the urgency remains unclear.

Why is President Mahama's administration investing in infrastructure and social projects in the Savannah Region?

President Mahama addressed Savannah Region residents during his "Resetting Ghana" tour. He warned that underdevelopment in Northern Ghana fuels rural-urban migration- placing pressure on infrastructure.