Day: July 30, 2025

Tamale: The Economic Governance Platform, a coalition of civil society organizations, has called on the government to institutionalize a credible debt sustainability framework as a critical measure to enhance Ghana’s economic resilience. The proposed framework aims to reduce the country’s dependence on International Monetary Fund bailouts while strengthening financial discipline and curbing corruption, which have long hindered sustainable growth and development. According to Ghana News Agency, the call was made at a stakeholders’ consultative forum in Tamale, where a new report on Ghana’s public finances was launched. The report, titled ‘Sustainable Debt Management in Ghana’, is a flagship output of

Rabat: King Mohammed VI has granted royal pardons to 19,673 individuals on the occasion of Throne Day, marking the 26th anniversary of his accession to the throne. According to Ghana News Agency, a statement from the Justice Ministry revealed that 2,415 people received standard pardons while an additional 17,258 convicts benefited from exceptional clemency measures. Among those pardoned through the standard process, 2,239 are currently in detention. This includes 16 inmates who received pardons for their remaining prison terms, 2,218 who had their sentences reduced, and five who had life sentences commuted to fixed terms. The royal pardon also extends

Nabdam: A three-day Youth Bible Camp was held for young Catholic boys and girls from various deaneries within the Navrongo-Bolgatanga Diocese to strengthen their faith. According to Ghana News Agency, the event brought together more than 200 young people at the Kongo Spiritual Renewal Centre in the Nabdam District. This was the second camp of its kind, organized under the theme: ‘Word of God, Source of Hope for the Catholic Youth.’ The camp provided an opportunity for participants to engage in prayer, study sacred scripture, and cultivate Christ-centered lives. Reverend Father Emmanuel Akansagse, Coordinator of the Diocesan Biblical Apostolate, welcomed

Accra: The University of Leicester Alumni Association, Ghana Chapter has officially launched its centenary celebration, emphasizing the importance of leadership and community involvement among its members. The event called upon alumni to extend their influence beyond professional settings and into areas where their impact can foster positive change. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Daniel K. Owusu, Country Managing Partner of Deloitte Ghana, highlighted the dual challenges and opportunities facing Ghana. He expressed confidence in the collective talents of the alumni to address these issues. “Through partnerships, innovation, and a strong sense of public duty, Leicester-trained minds can help strengthen