The recent announcement from Washington, D.C., marks a significant technical milestone for Ghana’s fiscal recovery. On December 17, 2025, the IMF Executive Board successfully completed the fifth review of the $3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF), triggering an immediate release of $385 million. This brings the total support received under […]
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Zion College Headmistress Extends Heartfelt Holiday Message to Alumni
In a warm and reflective gesture, Miss Nutifafa A. Kwakukume, Headmistress of Zion College, Anloga, has extended seasonal felicitations to the school’s alumni, expressing deep gratitude for their unwavering support and commitment throughout the year. “Your generosity and involvement remain a strong pillar in the growth and development of the […]
Major Shake‑Up in Global Air Travel: New Fees, New Rules, and New Systems Coming in 2026
Air travel in 2026 will look markedly different as governments and airlines roll out sweeping changes affecting security procedures, identification requirements, seating policies, mobility devices, and international border controls. From the United States to the United Kingdom to Europe’s Schengen zone, travelers will face new fees, stricter documentation rules, and […]
Mahama Reaffirms Commitment to Economic Reset in Christmas Message to Ghanaians
“It’s my first Christmas with you, as your come-back President and I am filled with gratitude for the trust you have placed in my government,” President John Dramani Mahama declared in a message shared across his social media platforms. The President utilized the festive occasion to signal a firm dedication […]
Constitutional Review Committee Proposes Sweeping Reforms to Executive and Parliamentary Governance
The Constitutional Review Committee has released a comprehensive report outlining several landmark recommendations aimed at restructuring the nation’s governance and enhancing institutional independence. Among the most significant proposals is the extension of both presidential and parliamentary terms from four to five years, while strictly maintaining the two-term limit for the […]







