Day: August 27, 2025

Accra: The European Union (EU) has inaugurated the Team Europe Youth Sounding Board (YSB) Ghana, a pioneering youth-led initiative, aimed at amplifying the voices of young people in policy dialogue, decision-making, and development cooperation. Team Europe Youth Sounding Board is a platform designed to ensure young people are actively involved and heard in shaping development cooperation between Ghana and the EU. According to Ghana News Agency, the board is composed of 20 youths selected through a nationwide application process. It will serve as a consultative and co-creation mechanism, offering innovative ideas, validating policies, and providing feedback on EU-supported programmes in

Accra: The European Union (EU) has inaugurated the Team Europe Youth Sounding Board (YSB) Ghana, a pioneering youth-led initiative, aimed at amplifying the voices of young people in policy dialogue, decision-making, and development cooperation. Team Europe Youth Sounding Board is a platform designed to ensure young people are actively involved and heard in shaping development cooperation between Ghana and the EU. According to Ghana News Agency, the board is composed of 20 youths selected through a nationwide application process. It will serve as a consultative and co-creation mechanism, offering innovative ideas, validating policies, and providing feedback on EU-supported programmes in

Accra: The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition and the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) have held a stakeholder engagement to review comments on the draft National Petroleum Authority Bill, 2024. The proposed legislation seeks to replace the existing NPA Act, 2005 (Act 691), aiming to strengthen regulatory powers, including expanded licensing for bunkering and transhipment. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. John Abdulai Jinapor, Minister for Energy and Green Transition, opened the forum in Accra, emphasizing the government’s commitment to transparency, reform, and inclusiveness in building a robust and efficient petroleum downstream sector. He noted that the review is not

Accra: The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition and the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) have held a stakeholder engagement to review comments on the draft National Petroleum Authority Bill, 2024. The proposed legislation seeks to replace the existing NPA Act, 2005 (Act 691), aiming to strengthen regulatory powers, including expanded licensing for bunkering and transhipment. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. John Abdulai Jinapor, Minister for Energy and Green Transition, opened the forum in Accra, emphasizing the government’s commitment to transparency, reform, and inclusiveness in building a robust and efficient petroleum downstream sector. He noted that the review is not