🚨ICYMI:
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ghana's Foreign Affairs Minister, has announced that the country will formally apply to join BRICS.
According to him, the move is part of efforts to increase Ghana's geopolitical and economic influence on the global stage.
I listen to the people on he other side and It is either one is ignorant of what we stand to gain as a country or we are just trying to be mischievous.
BRICS now has become a strong force in the international community. The minister has done well 🫡
For the first time since 2017, the National Lottery Authority has presented a dividend to Government, paying GH¢10 million.
This is a welcome step, but it must not be symbolic. The Ghanaian taxpayer deserves more.
I am working with the Attorney-General to complete, this month, a review of agreements that have unreasonably ceded NLA revenue to others at the expense of the State.
The NLA must focus on its core mandate and deliver full value to the people.
Ghana has lost enough. I will ensure that every pesewa due the State from the NLA is paid.
I paid a courtesy call on the Mayor of Kumasi yesterday to commend him for the excellent work he continues to do for the good people of Kumasi and Ghana at large, in line with the vision of His Excellency the President and the NDC.
I paid a courtesy call on the Mayor of Kumasi yesterday to commend him for the excellent work he continues to do for the good people of Kumasi and Ghana at large, in line with the vision of His Excellency the President and the NDC.
For years we have had the Ayalolo buses sitting idle, we have had these same four corridors choked every morning, but no government dared to do the needful. We have even seen some people ridicule the idea of Ayalolo
Now see what the NDC government has done again🙏🇬🇭
Boeing says Ghana’s new national airline could start flying in about 18 months
Ghana’s Ambassador to the US, H.E. Victor Smith reveals the provisional plan as Ghana and Boeing explore a strategic partnership ; not just planes, but jobs, tech transfer, an MRO hub, and positioning Ghana as West Africa’s aviation powerhouse.
Our mission is to produce more of what we consume and create more jobs here at home.
Every import is an opportunity to ask: why can’t we make it in Ghana?
That is the promise of the NEW ECONOMY: Ghana producing. Ghanaians working. Prosperity growing!
I met with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, S.C. of Trinidad and Tobago in New York. We signed an Air Services Agreement between Ghana and Trinidad and Tobago. This agreement strengthens air connectivity and creates new opportunities for cooperation between our countries. We also discussed updates to the reparations agenda, trade, and investment.
Today, I want to hear directly from you.
What are your expectations for the 2027 Budget?
What would you like us to prioritize?
This is your Budget. As your servants, we have a duty to listen and act with the utmost regard for the priorities that matter most to you.