Articles tagged with “Ghana”

Ghana is preparing for a week of national remembrance to honor those lost in a tragic helicopter crash one year ago.

The Ghanaian government has announced a week-long national tribute to commemorate the first anniversary of a helicopter crash. These events aim to

Ghana's takeaway industry is on the brink of a major transformation-find out how this will impact businesses and the environment.

Ghana is preparing to replace single-use styrofoam with kraft paper and biodegradable containers by 2027. This shift aims to reduce plastic

Discover how a circular economy expert is connecting the ban on single-use plastics to Ghana's persistent flooding issues.

A circular economy expert has weighed in on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) decision to ban single-use polystyrene food containers. This

Discover how government investment is reshaping the landscape of TVET education and its impact on student perceptions and national development.

Professor Isaac Boateng, Pro Vice-Chancellor of USTED, has praised the government's ongoing investment in Technical and Vocational Education and

President Mahama's unique gesture to the families of fallen officials raises questions about the nature of their sacrifice and the government's

President John Dramani Mahama has honored officials involved in a military helicopter crash by presenting Legacy Boxes and support packages to their

The Oforikrom District Court's readiness is compromised, leaving many to wonder about the future of justice in the region.

The Oforikrom District Court in the Ashanti Region faces delays in operationalization due to significant theft. This incident raises concerns about