The Rights of Nature Ghana Movement (RoNAG) has concluded its 2-year socio-legal study that explored how Ghana can recognize and protect the Rights of Nature (RoN) within its legal and governance systems. The study was titled ‘Assessing Legal Frameworks and Stakeholder Perspectives on Integrating the Rights of Nature into Ghana’s Environmental Governance’ funded […]
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ACCA calls for structural reforms to close gender gaps in leadership
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Ghana has called for deliberate, system-wide reforms to address persistent barriers to women’s advancement in the workplace, warning that gains made in hiring have not translated into meaningful career progression. In a keynote address at ACCA Ghana’s International Women’s Day 2026 event in Accra under […]
Ghana’s Digital Future Depends on Who Controls Its Infrastructure.
By: Ing Joseph Koranteng Digital Realty in Ghana. Ghana’s economy is rapidly becoming more digital. Each day, millions of transactions flow through mobile money platforms, banks depend on real-time systems to serve customers, and businesses increasingly operate through digital channels. This digital shift has delivered greater speed, efficiency, and new […]
The Silent Crisis in Ghana’s Classrooms: How Iron Deficiency Is Draining Ghana’s Future WorkforceBy: Isaac Aidoo
In classrooms across Ghana, pupils are failing tests not because they lack intelligence, but because they lack iron. Ama is 10 years old and struggles to stay awake in class. She isn’t lazy. She isn’t unintelligent. She’s iron deficient — like thousands of schoolchildren nationwide. Her teacher says Ama often […]
Oyster Agribusiness honours farmers, expands support at 2026 durbar
KINTAMPO, BONO EAST REGION [20/04/26] — Oyster Agribusiness has reinforced its commitment to strengthening Ghana’s agricultural value chain, honouring more than 40 farmers at its 2026 Farmers’ Durbar while outlining plans to scale support, diversify production and deepen value addition. The annual durbar, held in Kintampo, brought together over 650 farmers, development […]







































