ASEC has therefore called for urgent structural and technological reforms to improve system reliability across the energy value chain.

According to him, many ordinary people across communities, including Ghana and other parts of Africa, remain unaware of the causes of these conflicts yet continue to bear their consequences.

He referenced Otumfuo’s 2019 address at a United Nations high-level forum on the culture of peace, observing that the Asantehene has consistently demonstrated the value of traditional leadership in modern governance.

They were allegedly operating in six compartments in the Oda River Forest Reserve.

He described the happenings as “a painful betrayal of the Pan-African spirit and a direct threat to the Africa we are building together.”

During what traditional leaders described as an unprecedented engagement, the first of its kind by a sitting CEO of the gas company, Ms. Blay made it clear that her mission was one of assessment and action.

Former Vice President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Fred Pappoe, has expressed optimism that newly appointed Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz is the right man to steer the national team through a demanding World Cup campaign.Queiroz, who replaces Otto Addo on a short-term four-month contract, was officially unveiled on Thursday at the Alisa Hotel in Accra, marking the start of a high-pressure assignment ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Speaking to SuperSport Blitz

Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) vice president Fred Pappoe has thrown his support behind Carlos Queirozâ??s appointment as Black Stars head coach, describing the experienced tactician as the right man to steady the team ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.Queiroz, who has previously managed Egypt, Iran and Colombia and also served as assistant coach at Manchester United, was officially unveiled on Thursday at the Alisa Hotel in Accra on a four-month contract.He takes over

Witnesses report explosions and sustained gunfire near a military base outside the capital, Bamako.

Former Vice President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Fred Pappoe, has expressed confidence in new Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz, highlighting the Portuguese trainerâ??s composure and experience following his official unveiling in Accra.Speaking to SuperSport after the unveiling of the 73-year-old, Pappoe said Queiroz made a strong first impression, describing him as a calm and measured figure with a clear understanding of the task ahead."I think, generally,

According to him, many Africans who move to South Africa do so to contribute economically, not to take jobs.

Veteran trainer Carlos Queiroz has described his appointment as Black Stars head coach as a privilege to be part of the Ghana football family. The 73-year-old has replaced Otto Addo on a four-month deal and will lead the senior national team to the 2026 World Cup this summer.Queiroz was officially unveiled on Thursday in Accra at the Alisa Hotel. Before his unveiling, the former Manchester United assistant coach was introduced to the Sports and Recreation Minister, Kofi Adams,

He made the point that those would send a clear signal to the South Africans engaged in the attacks that Ghanaians also have a country that cares for them.

He says the AU must send a fact-finding mission to SA immediately.

A once-robust H.I.V. treatment and prevention system, credited with saving hundreds of thousands of lives, has begun to crumble.

He says they do not know how the freedom they are enjoying currently came about.

It is recalled that some groups of South African youth were filmed attacking foreign national in their country.

The Children's Heart Foundation Ghana has funded lifesaving open-heart surgeries for two children with congenital heart disorders at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, supported by the Australian High Commissioner and students from three Ghanaian schools.

He says South African Authorities are handling the matter and investigating the situation; therefore, there should be no reprisal attacks.

According to him, the government is taking a more assertive approach to protecting the rights and dignity of Ghanaians abroad.