Day: September 10, 2025

Abidjan: Tax revenues are the catalyst for more inclusive growth in Côte d’Ivoire, as highlighted in the recent report, *A Catalyst for Productivity and Economic Transformation*. The report examines the country’s recent economic progress and delves in…

Cape Town: The upcoming African Mining Week (AMW) is set to underline the pivotal role played by African Mining Chambers in spearheading policy reform, promoting governance transparency, and fostering partnerships among governments, industry stakehold…

Abidjan: Côte d’Ivoire is experiencing a robust economic performance with a projected growth rate of 6% in 2024, surpassing both the global average of 2.8% and the regional average of 3.2%. This growth is underpinned by private investment, a dynamic s…

Addis ababa: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed officially inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on Tuesday, highlighting it as a testament to Ethiopia’s capabilities. The dam, spanning 1,800 meters in length and 170 meters in height, stands as Africa’s largest and is set to provide electricity to millions of Ethiopians. According to Ghana News Agency, Ethiopia’s ambitious project has faced criticism from Egypt and Sudan, who have voiced concerns over the damming of the Blue Nile. Prime Minister Abiy reassured that Ethiopia harbors no ill intentions towards its neighbors, but rather seeks to foster mutual prosperity. The dam, which cost $4.6

According to ghana news agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, during a meeting held in Ho, 33 members of the House voted against the approval, two voted in favor, 15 abstained, and six were absent. The declaration form, which had previously secured the approval of the Research and Standing Committees of the Volta Region House of Chiefs, had listed Torgbui Samlafo as Paramount Chief of Atseame and sought the endorsement of the Regional House as part of the process to formally admit him as a member. During the deliberations, Togbe Dorglo Anumah VI, the Paramount Chief of the Avenor Traditional Area,

According to ghana news agency:orse, Bame, Kpale, Etordome, and Goviefe. After hours of searching, his mutilated body was later discovered in a shallow stream near his farmland. The tragic incident has left his family, particularly his wife and four young children, in deep grief. As the sole breadwinner of the household, his sudden and violent death had created not only an emotional vacuum but also a severe financial strain on the family. In a show of solidarity, Bishop Goldsmith and the Kairos Rhema Foundation presented essential household provisions including bags of rice, cooking oil, sugar, tin tomatoes, and a cash