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ECG is upgrading power transformers in Kumasi - but why now, and what does it mean for residents?

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is installing high-capacity power transformers at the Ridge Bulk Supply Point in Kumasi. The upgrade aims to reinforce supply reliability across the Kumasi metropolis - but customers may experience some short-term disruption.

Tensions are rising between the Shippers' Authority and port drivers - what could come of their meeting?

The Ghana Shippers' Authority CEO will meet with the Joint Association of Port Transport Drivers (JAPTU) to address their concerns. JAPTU has threatened industrial action- but what could come of this?

Will the dream of a unified African market be threatened by insecurity and global tensions?

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) aims to boost intra-African trade and integration across 54 states. However, persistent threats like insurgency and global conflicts loom- potentially derailing its progress.

Mahama is pushing for tax compliance and succession planning - but why are these priorities for Ghanaian businesses?

President Mahama has called on Ghanaian businesses to focus on two key areas. He is encouraging more transparency and a long-term vision - but what could this mean for the future of Ghana's economy?

Following a fire incident, what steps were taken to ensure the Akosombo Hydroelectric Dam came back online?

President Mahama addressed workers about the Akosombo Hydroelectric Dam after a fire at the VRA switchyard control room- praising the hard work of engineers. The President's statements hint at a resolution to a potentially impactful event.

Why is seed system reform so critical to the success of Ghana's ambitious 24-hour economy?

Goosie Tanoh, Presidential Advisor, highlights the importance of seed system reform for Ghana's 24-hour economy vision. He emphasized that Ghana possesses the capacity to build a modern seed sector- but stronger coordination is needed.

Once envisioned as a catalyst for agro-industrial growth, the factory now sits idle - but why?

A multi-million cedi 1D1F starch processing facility in Assin South is now covered in weeds. Financed by AfDB, IFAD, and the Government of Ghana, the project was meant to boost agro-industrial growth- but what happened?

A major port crisis looms- but what new regulations have drivers threatening a four-day strike?

Ghana's ports brace for potential disruption as transport drivers threaten a strike- tensions rise over new regulations imposed by the Ghana Shippers Authority. The drivers feel these policies disregard established structures- threatening their livelihoods.

Ghana urged to step up agribusiness following Burkina Faso's tomato export suspension - but why now?

Private legal practitioner, Martin Kpebu, has called on Ghana to utilise its land to grow tomatoes. He believes that Burkina Faso's tomato export suspension highlights - but what does this mean for Ghana's agricultural future?

Ghana and Sierra Leone in talks to deepen economic ties - what could this mean for West Africa?

Ghana and Sierra Leone are engaging in joint ministerial talks in Accra. The meeting aims to strengthen economic cooperation- but what specific opportunities are on the table?

Why are Nigerians facing record-high gasoline prices despite having Africa's largest oil refinery?

Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, faces record-high fuel prices despite the fully operational Dangote Petroleum Refinery. The energy market is feeling the impact of war in the Middle East - and Nigerians are feeling the pinch.