Day: September 18, 2025

London: King Charles III has underscored the critical need for environmental protection during a state banquet held in honor of U.S. President Donald Trump. Charles highlighted the responsibility of both nations to preserve natural treasures for future generations over ‘the next 250 years and beyond.’ According to Ghana News Agency, King Charles III, who has been a long-time advocate for environmental sustainability since his tenure as Prince of Wales, stressed the importance of investing in nature. His speech contrasted sharply with President Trump’s approach to environmental issues. Trump, who had declared an energy emergency upon returning to the White House,

London: Thousands of people took to the streets of London to protest against Donald Trump’s second state visit. There was a heavy police presence from Regent Street to Parliament Square as protesters marched through the capital on Wednesday afternoon, with people from as many as 50 campaign groups taking part. According to Ghana News Agency, the Metropolitan Police reported that up to 5,000 people gathered at a rally in Parliament Square. Prominent speakers, including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and Green Party leader Zack Polanski, voiced their opposition to Trump’s visit. Polanski criticized the lavishness of the state visit, stating

Bras­lia: Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, sentenced to 27 years in prison for an attempted coup, has been diagnosed with skin cancer. Two skin lesions removed during surgery on Sunday were found to be cancerous, and will now require regular medical monitoring, according to his doctor, Claudio Birolini. According to Ghana News Agency, Dr. Birolini stated, ‘It is neither the mildest nor the most aggressive form, but it is still a form of skin cancer.’ Bolsonaro was hospitalized on Tuesday due to nausea, dizziness, and low blood pressure, spending one night in the hospital. During the examination, traces of a

Accra: Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC, a leading financial institution, has announced the relocation of its head office from Ebankese, No. 35 Sixth Avenue, North Ridge, Accra, to No. 5, Block 3, Section 28, Independence Avenue, Accra, Republic Court building. The new head office is strategically situated on Independence Avenue, directly opposite AU Square, within the Republic Court. According to Ghana News Agency, a statement from the Communications Department of the bank highlighted that the relocation is a key component of Republic Bank’s five-year strategic plan. This move aims to enhance operational excellence, expand market presence, and deliver superior banking experiences.

Accra: The National Theatre of Ghana has launched the Ghana Theatre Festival 2025, an annual arts festival that showcases the works of diverse artists and performing arts groups in Ghana. According to Ghana News Agency, the six-day festival, which runs from September 23 to 28, aims to build the production capacity of theatre practitioners and provide performing arts groups and individual artists with a platform to exhibit their works and talents. This year’s event invites the public and media to join in the celebration and seeks to foster a community of theatre lovers and patrons, ensuring that quality productions remain

Accra: Science Granting Councils across Africa are transitioning from merely funding research to playing an active role in shaping both national and continental policy through evidence, accountability, innovation, and inclusion. This strategic shift is critical to ensuring that science and technology are at the forefront of Africa’s development agenda, enabling Councils to significantly impact policies, foster innovation, and provide tangible benefits to society. According to Ghana News Agency, these goals were underscored during a panel discussion at the 2025 Science Granting Councils Initiative (SGCI) Forum in Accra. The forum convened representatives from 17 councils, international funders, and African Union institutions

Accra: Nestl© Ghana has hosted 15 cocoa farmers from the Ashanti Region at its Tema factory, offering them a firsthand look at how their produce is transformed into household brands such as Milo. The initiative, the first of its kind, forms part of Nestl©’s Creating Shared Value approach, which seeks to empower farmers while ensuring a sustainable cocoa supply for its operations. According to Ghana News Agency, Mrs. Deborah Kwablah, Corporate Communication and Public Affairs Manager of Nestl© Ghana-Tema, said the company trained farmers in improved agronomic practices to help them increase yields and maximize income. ‘When farmers get better