Pressure mounts on Bogoso-Prestea Mine Divisional Chiefs to withdraw petition seeking to replace Heath Goldfields.
Just six days ago, the Divisional Chiefs of Bogoso-Prestea sent a petition to President John Dramani Mahama, calling for the...
Ghanaians Must Rethink Agricultural Policy: A Former Tomato Farmer’s Lament and a Nation’s Missed Opportunity
By Francis Atayure Abirigo When Memory Feels Like Evidence There was a time in Ghana when the idea of tomato...
Czech Republic Backs Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as Most Feasible Solution to Sahara Dispute
The Czech Republic considered on Thursday "that genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty constitutes the most feasible solution" to the dispute...
Pressure mounts on Bogoso-Prestea Mine Divisional Chiefs to withdraw petition seeking to replace Heath Goldfields.
Just six days ago, the Divisional Chiefs of Bogoso-Prestea sent a petition to President John Dramani Mahama, calling for the government to intervene and place the Bogoso-Prestea Mine under “a financially capable investor”, pointedly questioning whether Heath Goldfields had the capacity to develop the asset. This week, there are reports
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Pressure mounts on Bogoso-Prestea Mine Divisional Chiefs to withdraw petition seeking to replace Heath Goldfields.
Just six days ago, the Divisional Chiefs of Bogoso-Prestea sent a petition to President John Dramani Mahama, calling for the government to intervene and place the Bogoso-Prestea Mine under “a financially capable investor”, pointedly questioning whether Heath Goldfields had the capacity to develop the asset. This week, there are reports
Gbawe Enstools New Dzaasetse
Report by Akushey OTOO The Head of Gbawe kwatei family, Nii Kwatei Quartey, the chiefs and the kingmakers of Gbawe have officially enstooled a new Dzaasetse, with a stool name Nii Kpakpa Badu II, known in private life as Mr Ebenezer Sackey assuming the revered traditional position. The installation ceremony,
Bolt Steps Up Safety Training as Ghana Prepares for Okada Bill Implementation
Bolt Ghana today hosted a safety and compliance engagement session for 30 top-performing motorbike riders, reinforcing its commitment to rider welfare, regulatory alignment, and road safety within the growing two-wheel mobility ecosystem. Under the theme “Steering Toward Safety: Empowering the Two-Wheel Revolution,” the session brought together riders, company leadership, and
Bolt Ghana IWD Campaign Records 1,170 Applications for the “She Moves to Win” Initiative
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