Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye fired Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, according to a statement read by the president's aide, a move that risks reigniting political unrest as the country grapples with a debt crisis https://t.co/ZpX8ozVw9A
Asantehene Otumfour Osei Tutu II appeared visibly astonished and deeply impressed after an admirer presented him with a massive portrait artwork beautifully crafted in his honour.
[🎥: The Palace View]
Ghana has rejected a proposed US health aid deal worth $109 million over five years because of concerns about health data privacy.
In simple terms, the US wanted to provide Ghana with “health aid” worth $109 million over five years, but part of the deal reportedly required access to sensitive health data. Ghana rejected the deal over those concerns.
Ghana is also not the only country to raise concerns. Similar ones were raised by Zimbabwe, while in Kenya the matter has even faced a court challenge.
Africa dey learn!
I just realised if we had allowed AGYAPA to pass, all the multibillion Dollars GoldBod has given us under the current government would have been stashed offshore in the Cayman Islands, where the former finance minister and his extended family and friends and descendants would have been laughing at us. Kokloviwo 😄😁🤣🤣🤣😃
I just realised if we had allowed AGYAPA to pass, all the multibillion Dollars GoldBod has given us under the current government would have been stashed offshore in the Cayman Islands, where the former finance minister and his extended family and friends and descendants would have been laughing at us. Kokloviwo 😄😁🤣🤣🤣😃
President @JDMahama powerful speech at the High-Level Special Event on Reparatory Justice at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
#MahamaThePresident#Reparations
Tomorrow, the United Nations will vote on Ghana's motion to recognise the Transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.
Given Britain's central role in this crime, a vote against would be a betrayal of every life consumed by enslavement and colonialism.
As staff, and fundamentally, organizers, our 3-day retreat focused on preparing us to deliver the five-year mandate of the Programme of Action (POA) adopted by our leaders at #AFRECON2025. We are ready to organize, fight back, and advance a publicly-led path.
President John Dramani Mahama has, on behalf of the government and the people of Ghana, donated modest but heartfelt relief items worth GHS 10 million to three countries —Jamaica, Cuba, and Sudan —that have been hit by a humanitarian crisis.
The gesture responds to the destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa, a category 5 cyclone that swept through the Caribbean, affecting over 1.5 million people in Jamaica, Cuba, and other islands, as well as the heavy toll on refugee agencies tackling thousands displaced by the Sudanese conflict.