The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs has announced plans to formalize waste transfer loading stations and integrate tricycle waste collectors into Ghana’s long-term sanitation framework, following an extensive inspection tour of waste management facilities across Greater Accra. Speaking during a working visit to Zoomlion’s Integrated Recycling and […]
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MTN GHANA FOUNDATION RECEIVES 5,282 APPLICATIONS FOR 2026 BRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME, REINFORCING YOUTH CONFIDENCE IN MTN’S COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION
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What Is Widening The Gap Between Undeveloped African Countries And More Developed European Countries: Opportunity Or Creativity
By Abena Dekyiwah Agyekum In many African corporate circles, the persistent if unconventional issue of inferiority remains widespread. Particularly in spaces with expatriates, conversations often devolve into reflections on how African nations are not only lagging behind but also fundamentally lacking what it takes to catch up. In classrooms, teachers without passports […]






