Ghana’s Top Court Clears Path for Strict Anti-LGBT Law
Ghana’s highest court dismissed two lawsuits that sought to block an anti-LGBT measure, removing a significant obstacle that had delayed presidential approval. Lawmakers had unanimously […]
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Ghana: Outgoing and elected Presidents meet to ensure smooth transition
In Ghana, the transition of power is in motion just two days after the Electoral Commission declared the results of the presidential election. Outgoing President […]
Ghana Faces Constitutional Crisis Over Pre-Election Budget Deadlock
Electoral season complications threaten governmental operations in Ghana as parliamentary deadlock imperils critical budget legislation. Traditional provisional budget passage faces unprecedented obstacles, raising concerns about […]
Ghana’s Cocoa Industry Faces Unprecedented Financial Restructuring
The Ghanaian cocoa sector undergoes dramatic transformation as international buyers advance substantial capital, exceeding five hundred million dollars, to secure critical supplies. This fundamental shift […]
Ghana: Supreme Court confirms ruling party’s majority in Parliament
The ruling party in Ghana’s Parliament has retained its majority—at least according to a decision issued by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, November 12. The […]
Ghana: Opposition Leader Gains Edge in Presidential Race as Economic Concerns Dominate
Ghana’s upcoming presidential election has taken a significant turn with former president John Dramani Mahama emerging as the frontrunner against ruling party candidate Muhamudu Bawumia […]
Ghana’s Presidential Monument Sparks National Debate Over Leadership Legacy
A controversial statue honoring Ghana’s outgoing President Nana Akufo-Addo has ignited intense public discourse over political legacy and leadership recognition. The monument, unveiled during the […]
Ghana’s revived efforts to enact anti-LGBTQ law threaten human rights, HIV response
Ghana’s parliament has resubmitted a controversial new law, which proposes up to three years of imprisonment for LGBTQ individuals and increased penalties for promoting LGBTQ […]
Who is Botchwey Shirley the new Secretary General of the Commonwealth?
As reported on Monday October 28, the Commonwealth has appointed Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, as the new Secretary-General on the closing day of […]
Commonwealth acknowledges ‘time has come’ to discuss slavery reparations
The 56 Commonwealth nations agreed on Saturday October 26 in Samoa that “the time has come” to discuss “restorative justice” for Britain’s colonial past, following […]