'Who builds schools to teach people how to use WhatsApp?' - Bright Simons

New processing centres promise to nearly triple gold recovery - but can they end the mercury dilemma?

The government plans gold processing centres for small-scale mining cooperatives, with the first facilities targeted for early 2027.

Why are cleaners, cooks, and administrators essential to quality education - and what are they denied?

TEWU of TUC Ghana is demanding better recognition and working conditions for non-teaching staff in education.

Could new roads finally unlock the economic potential of Bono East's hidden tourist gems?

Bono East Regional Minister Francis Owusu Antwi inspected 'Big Push' road projects at Busunya, linking them to eco-tourism growth.

Why Washington's diplomatic pullout could signal a wider conflict in the Gulf.

The United States has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks escalate across the region.

Could new licensing rules block Ghanaians from earning online? A policy expert warns of hidden barriers.

Bright Simons, vice-president of IMANI, addressed a Joy News forum on AI and Ghana's economy.

Seven fishermen are missing, but their location has been found - will they make it home?

Ghanaian authorities are coordinating a search for seven fishermen missing from the canoe Second Chance.