Several young people are participating in this year’s ‘MOLE XXXV WASH conference’ ongoing in Ho in the Volta Region, on?the theme: ‘Looking back on SDG six implementation in Ghana: progress, challenges, and ways forward’.? The conference organised by the?Ghana Coalition of Non-Governmental Organizations in Water and Sanitation?(CONIWAS)?is to enhance networking
Ambassador Edward Boateng, a former Ghana Ambassador to China, has urged Africans studying abroad to use the knowledge and expertise from their training to help develop the continent. Speaking at the African Business Dialogue at Georgetown University in the United States, Ambassador Boateng charged the students to adopt ‘a global
Mr John Ajet-Nasam, a Lawyer, has donated twenty computers to the Nsawam Prisons Education Unit to help them in the teaching and learning of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Mr Ajet-Nasam said the computers were to help the institution to thrive and change lives as well as change the perception
The Managing Director of Ghana Post, Mr Bice Osei Kuffuor, says the Organisation has embraced innovative digital services to meet the modern-day customer needs and remain profitable in business. He highlighted local and global significance of postal services, and outlined various transformative measures Ghana Post had undergone in recent years
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s decision to name Rabat as the ‘World Book Capital’ for 2026 is a recognition of Morocco’s commitment to promote culture and democratize knowledge, in line with the High Royal Guidelines of HM King Mohammed VI. ‘City of Lights, Morocco’s Cultural Capital Rabat,
Dr Alex Ampaabeng, Deputy Minister for Finance has said the country has bounced back from the COVID-19 pandemic. He said the country’s Gross Domestic Product and exchange rates had also shown significant improvement. He said this at the Northern Regional Townhall Meeting held in Tamale on Tuesday, October 8, 2024.
The government will on December 1, 2024, commission the phase one of the country’s first youth digital hub and launch a US$5 million Endowment Fund to promote digital innovation and entrepreneurship. Although the hub would be established for the University of Ghana, it would be available for the training of
Mr. Kingsley Adjei-Manu, General Manager of Operations at the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), has encouraged self-employed individuals to enroll in the Trust, affirming their right to social security protection. Speaking during a public awareness campaign on the Self-Employed Enrolment Drive (SEED) initiative of SSNIT in Koforidua, Mr