Over the weekend, our Incoming Deputy National Youth Organiser, Anas successfully filed his nomination, joined by hardworking Youth Organisers, TEIN Executives and vibrant party youth.
For him, this is more than filing forms. It is about filing hope, vision and a commitment to jobs and opportunities for the youth.
Beyond the victory of 2024, the mission is clear: build a Youth Wing that works for every young person.
#BeyondTheVictory
On Saturday, @Kwesidjokoto, Deputy CEO Operations of the @NHIS_Ghana joined the staff of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) in the Volta Region to pay our last respects to our colleague, Ms. Bernice Dzontoh, of the Ho Municipal Office.
Until her passing, she served faithfully as a Data Entry Clerk at the Ho NHIS Office.
Together with our Regional Director, Madam Susan Chobba, the Ho District Manager, Mr. Saviour Amakpah, and other colleagues, we stood with her family during the burial Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ho Kpevele.
On behalf of our CEO and the entire NHIA, we extend heartfelt condolences to her family and loved ones. May her soul rest in perfect peace.
#NHIA #NHIACares @NHIS_Ghana
Governor of the Bank of Ghana says Ghana’s recent economic recovery has been “hard-earned,” citing easing inflation, exchange rate stability, stronger reserves, and renewed investor confidence as signs the economy is regaining strength.
Addressing business leaders at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo, he stressed the need for disciplined institutions, responsible digital innovation, and courageous leadership to build a more competitive and resilient Ghana.
#PrimeRakon
We stand at a genuinely critical juncture, the recovery Ghana has achieved over the past year has been hard-earned. Inflation has moderated significantly, exchange rate conditions have stabilised, reserves have strengthened considerably, and confidence has returned to the economy. These are not small things, they are the product of difficult decisions, disciplined policy implementation, and the collective resolve of institutions and markets that chose to hold the line when it mattered most.
Yesterday, I had the privilege of addressing Ghana's business and corporate leadership at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo, a platform that has, over the past decade, consistently held space for the kind of conversations that matter: honest, forward-looking, and action-oriented. My thanks to the organizers for sustaining such a vital forum.
At the Bank of Ghana, we are moving with purpose. We are embedding a more transparent, forward-looking monetary policy framework. We are shifting to proactive, risk-sensitive financial supervision. And we are positioning Ghana at the forefront of digital financial innovation, with new departments for FinTech, AI and Data Analytics, and virtual assets established within the last year, and our eCedi CBDC pilot successfully completed.
The challenge is not simply to digitise, it is to digitise responsibly, inclusively, and with governance that protects every Ghanaian. To Ghana's business leaders, you are not just beneficiaries of macroeconomic stability, you are co-architects of it. Ghana's transformation will not happen by accident, it will require disciplined institutions, innovative businesses, and courageous leadership from all of us.
We must build a more competitive, more resilient Ghana. That responsibility belongs to us all.
Deepening economic diversification is the primary strategy for building long-term resilience against commodity price shocks and supply chain disruptions- @DrJPAsiama
Bank of Ghana governor @DrJPAsiama opens up on the journey behind the cedi’s stability over the past year, sharing the careful thinking and steady decisions that have helped restore confidence. And further outlined his strategic framework for managing exchange rate stability, reinforcing confidence in the stewardship of the Bank of Ghana and Ghana’s broader economic recovery.
#AbanPapaAba
Ahead of his statement at the UN Plenary this morning (afternoon in Ghana) to commemorate the International Day of
Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, on behalf of the Africa Group, President JD Mahama met with the UN Secretary General at the UNHQ.
#RememberingSlavery
Statement read by President John Dramani Mahama at the UN General Assembly where he tabled a resolution for the declaration of slavery and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity.
The Attorney-General is vigorously defending the government’s position in Former Chief Justice Torkonoo’s action at the ECOWAS Court.
Today, the ECOWAS Court admitted the AG’s amended statement of defence filed after Torkonoo has amended her initial process before the Court.