Kofi Kinaata lit up the Rapperholic Homecoming Concert with a mind-blowing performance at Baba Yara Sports Stadium! 🌟 Pure fire, stealing the show! #RapperholicTheHomecoming 🎵 What’s the standout moment from Kofi’s set for you?
Ghanaian student Suzzy Pinamang, who survived a tragic shooting that severely injured her eye, successfully completed a medical review at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London from September 10–16, 2025. The review confirmed remarkable progress in her recovery post-June surgery. Fully sponsored by philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama, Suzzy is now cleared to resume her education, with the Ibrahim Mahama Global Foundation supporting her studies. She expressed heartfelt gratitude to her family, doctors, Mr. Mahama, and Ghanaian officials for their unwavering support, describing her challenging yet hopeful journey. #GhanaRising
US–GHANA POWER COMPACT
I promised to work with Akufo-Addo but ECG was bleeding under him and I was disappointed.
— Virginia Palmer, US Ambassador to Ghana reveals why they cancelled the Compact.
Ghana was due for a second tranche of $190m under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) which started under President Mahama in 2014.
The US-GH CC was designed to revamp the country’s energy sector through strategic investments in power infrastructure, promoting energy efficiency, and fostering inclusive economic growth.
MCC aimed to improve Ghana’s power sector and support economic growth.
It involved a $316 million investment focused on modernizing utility operations, upgrading infrastructure, and reducing technical and commercial losses, ultimately aiming to improve reliability and affordability of electricity.
The compact was a key part of a larger effort to address Ghana’s power sector challenges and promote sustainable economic growth.
It was cancelled in 2019 with no immediate plan to reengage on the back of the PDS botched contract.