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A UN vote led by Ghana faced opposition from some nations - what were their reasons?

A Ghana-led UN resolution sought recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity. The vote exposed some divisions- but what could this mean for international justice?

Ghana's UN resolution on slavery saw a divided vote - what does this mean for reparatory justice?

The UN General Assembly considered a Ghana-led resolution concerning reparatory justice for the transatlantic slave trade - spearheaded by President Mahama. Member states cast their votes, but the breakdown raises questions about international consensus and the path forward.

Ghana's MPC grapples with a complex decision - can they balance low inflation with rising global uncertainty?

The Bank of Ghana's Monetary Policy Committee is meeting to review the policy rate amidst global economic uncertainty- a decision made more complex by improvements in key economic indicators. The committee must navigate a shifting landscape, balancing domestic progress with emerging external threats- but what choices will they make?

The Governor's remarks hint at both progress and potential pitfalls-but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian?

Bank of Ghana Governor-Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama-addressed the 129th Monetary Policy Committee meeting in Accra. He spoke on the state of Ghana's economy and its surprising performance-but cautioned that this is not a time for complacency.

Geopolitical tensions may impact Ghana's economy-but how?

Bank of Ghana Governor-Dr. Asiama-addressed the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on the potential impacts of Middle East geopolitical tensions. He noted rising gold prices could support Ghana's trade balance-but there are broader implications.

Why did the US vote against a resolution declaring slavery a crime against humanity?

Ghana's resolution to declare slavery a crime against humanity at the UN faced opposition. The US, Argentina, and Israel voted against it- raising questions about international perspectives on historical injustices.

New confidence surveys from the BoG show a change in how consumers and businesses feel- but what does it all mean?

The Bank of Ghana has released findings from its February 2026 confidence surveys- reflecting shifts in sentiment. The surveys hint at underlying factors influencing both consumer and business outlooks- but what are they?

Software exists to help traders monitor multiple markets at once - but how does it all work?

The MetaTrader 5 platform offers traders the ability to monitor and trade in various markets from a single interface- potentially improving efficiency. Managing multiple trades can be stressful, but the right technology may help traders focus on making the best calls.

Sophia Tijani says Ghana must follow the lead of countries that were built by skilled labor - but how can this be achieved?

GhIE President Sophia Tijani advocates for increased investment in female technicians to propel Ghana's development. She believes empowering women with technical skills is crucial for industrial growth - but what is the current state of female involvement?

Why is President Mahama leading a global campaign- and what could this mean for international relations?

Brazil has declared support for Ghana's UN campaign championed by President Mahama- seeking to declare the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity. The resolution is set to be tabled before the UN General Assembly- coinciding with the International Day of Remembrance.

President Mahama calls for divine intervention amid rising tensions - what could this mean for global stability?

President Mahama addressed the escalating conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran during a meeting with the National Chief Imam. The President emphasized the global consequences of the hostilities- urging prayers for peace and calm.

Mahama heads to the UN to address reparatory justice - what impact will Ghana's position have on the global stage?

President Mahama will lead Ghana's delegation to a UN session on reparatory justice, commemorating victims of the transatlantic slave trade. This visit highlights Ghana's commitment to addressing historical injustices-but what will come of it?

President Tinubu's UK visit is historic - but what crucial agreements are on the horizon for Nigeria?

President Tinubu has departed Abuja for a state visit to the United Kingdom, accompanied by the First Lady. This marks the first visit by a Nigerian president in 37 years - and there's much anticipation surrounding the discussions.

Oil prices fluctuate amid US-Iran conflict - will a global recession follow?

Tensions between the US and Iran continue to impact oil prices, creating volatility in the market. The conflict has disrupted global oil supplies - but what could this mean for the global economy?

Ghana secures a spot on the WTO Parliamentary Steering Committee - a move set to amplify its voice in global trade.

Ghana has been appointed to the Steering Committee of the Parliamentary Conference on the World Trade Organisation (WTO). This marks the first time Ghana has been included on this influential global parliamentary platform - but what does this mean for the country's role in international trade?

Ghana's mining sector faces new headwinds as its investment attractiveness ranking takes a tumble - what's behind the decline?

Abu Jinapor has voiced concerns over Ghana's slide in the Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index. This development could have far-reaching implications for the nation's mining sector- but how?

Why did Lincoln University rescind its offer to honor Prez. Mahama at the last minute - and what does Ghana's Embassy have to say?

Lincoln University cancelled President Mahama's honorary doctorate conferment at the last minute. The school cited concerns about Ghana's Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill - but questions remain.

An energy expert warns that global events expose Ghana's reliance on fossil fuels - but what can be done?

Energy expert Lom-Nuku Ahlijah is advocating for Ghana to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. He warns that recent global events highlight the vulnerability of economies dependent on imported energy - but what domestic steps could mitigate the impact?