Ghana’s Free Senior High School (FSHS) program has reached a significant milestone, celebrating eight years of providing free secondary education to over 2.5 million Ghanaian students. The program’s first beneficiaries have now completed their tertiary education, demonstrating its far-reaching impact. While the FSHS program has increased access to education, particularly […]

Mrs. Elizabeth Fosu-Adiare, the Minister-designate for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industries, has thrown her weight behind the National Democratic Congress’ “Made in Ghana” agenda. During her vetting on January 22, 2025, she emphasized her commitment to reducing importation and boosting local production, highlighting the importance of consuming locally grown food as […]

In a significant move towards promoting menstrual equity, Minister-Designate for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has initiated conversations to waive taxes on sanitary pads in Ghana. This effort aims to address the long-standing issue of taxation on essential women’s health products, which has been a topic […]

The Komenda Sugar Factory, a once-promising initiative aimed at reducing Ghana’s reliance on imported sugar, has been dormant for years. Despite its potential to support local sugar production and stimulate economic growth, the factory has remained inactive due to various challenges. Previous governments have attempted to revive the factory, but […]