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What happened when a graduate tried mushroom farming as a career path?

A young Ghanaian entrepreneur shares how agriculture opened doors after school. Her story hints at a growing opportunity for youth in agribusiness.

Could Ghana's flower industry bloom into a global export powerhouse? The Vice President thinks so - but there's a catch.

Vice President Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang opened the 14th Ghana Garden and Flower Show in Accra, urging investment in horticulture.

With a rapidly aging population and a largely informal workforce, Africa faces a critical challenge in securing the financial future of its citizens.

Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has urged African nations to undertake urgent pension reforms. This call comes as a significant

Can Ghana's shea industry transform from raw commodity to global brand? The VP's opening remarks hint at a bigger push.

Vice President Opoku-Agyemang opened the World Shea Expo 2026 in Tamale, urging partnerships and value addition.

The 3rd Ghana Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (GOBAA) held at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel honored top companies an

The 3rd Ghana Outstanding Business Achievement Awards (GOBAA) held at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel honored top companies and explored global trade

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association is neutral on who takes over Damang Mine - but they have demands.

The Wassa-Damang Youth Association has stated they don't care which company takes over the Damang Mine. The group insists that community development remains their top priority - but what does that mean for the future?

A new fair in Obuasi aims to transform farming into a thriving business for the youth - but what opportunities await?

Obuasi's two municipal assemblies and AngloGold Ashanti's Obuasi Mine have launched a maiden Agrifair to promote agribusiness and youth employment.

Ghana's economic path is under scrutiny - could the nation be stuck in a cycle?

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has issued a warning regarding Ghana's economic policies. They suggest the country's reliance on certain financial strategies could have long-term consequences - but what are they?

SWIM tapped a new advisor to help youth explore climate-smart agriculture. What does this mean for the future?

The Student Workforce Innovation Movement (SWIM) has a new advisor. The goal is to boost workforce innovation and climate-smart agriculture - but how will this affect the future of food?

What will the new Labadi beachfront look like, and how will locals benefit from the transformation?

SSNIT is redeveloping the Labadi beachfront near its hotels into a tourism hub after clearing unauthorized structures.

What funding strategy could reshape Africa's food systems and economic future?

GRASAG president Richard Class-Peters addressed the World Bank AGORA 2026 conference in Palermo, Italy, on agricultural research funding.

A new factory could transform Nungua's economy - but who will benefit most from the jobs it promises?

The Nungua Traditional Stool Authority and WT Plastics have broken ground on a plastics factory at Borteyman.

Why is the National Timber Monitoring Team intensifying its efforts - and what impact will this have on the industry?

The National Timber Monitoring Team (NTMT) is increasing its work in Ghana's timber and forestry sector. They are working to engage stakeholders and sensitize them on the legal requirements of operating in the sector.

Why are Ghanaians still avoiding insurance when disasters strike? The NIC has a plan - and it starts with students.

The National Insurance Commission is urging Ghanaians to embrace insurance during the 2026 Insurance Debate, featuring eight tertiary institutions.

Ghana's Minority caucus is raising alarms about a deepening labor crisis - but what's fueling this concern?

The Minority caucus in Parliament has voiced concerns about the deteriorating conditions faced by Ghanaian workers- citing issues such as delayed salaries and job losses. The caucus is urging immediate action, but what specific challenges are they highlighting?

An MP is sounding the alarm about cocoa farmers' struggles - but what urgent action is she demanding from the government?

Damata Ama Appianimaa Salam, MP for Afigya Kwabre South, is raising concerns about the struggles of cocoa farmers, especially women, due to delayed payments and reduced prices. She paints a dire picture of their hardships-hinting at far-reaching consequences.

Discover how Ghana's food markets are navigating a complex landscape of price changes for essential staples like maize and rice.

The latest AGRA Food Security Monitor presents a varied outlook for Ghana's food markets, with significant shifts in staple prices. These

Despite efforts, Ghana faces significant hurdles in addressing youth unemployment and social protection, prompting questions about the effectiveness

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has highlighted Ghana's persistent youth unemployment, which remains around 30% for ages 15-24. This ongoing