#ghana

#ghana

Affinity Africa is disrupting Ghana's financial landscape with a focus on digital banking for the underserved population.

Kakum Canopy Walkway offers an adventurous experience high above the ground in Ghana's Kakum National Park.

Richard Rathbone was a respected professor of African history whose engaging teaching inspired many students and his notable work highlighted crucial historical narratives.

CEO Rick Callender is on medical leave while participating in a trip to Ghana, which highlights his connection to the NAACP and African roots.

A major market fire in Accra, Ghana saw 13 fire crews respond, but no injuries were reported and the cause is still under investigation.

Many Ghanaian nurses seek better conditions abroad due to poor resources and working environments at home.

Social media significantly exacerbates ethnic conflicts in Ghana, particularly in Bawku, highlighting the urgent need for improved monitoring.

Akufo-Addo's presidency began with optimism but faced criticisms of economic hardship, reflecting a complex legacy ahead of upcoming elections.

Nana Kwame Bediako aims to disrupt Ghana's two-party system and inspire younger voters with his independent campaign.

Ghana's gold mining sector faces severe ecological and economic challenges due to illegal mining practices, driven by both local and foreign interests.

Many African countries are facing severe debt crises due to a combination of global economic factors, worsening governance, and local crises.

Zambia and Ghana are emblematic of a wider trend of increasing national debt across Africa, exacerbated by COVID-19 and rising global costs.

Ghana's first blind Paralympic cyclist, Frederick Assor, exemplifies resilience, competing despite outdated equipment and significant challenges.

Celebrating my 40th birthday in Ghana with friends provided a deep connection to my heritage and created unforgettable memories.

The Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill passed in Ghana's Parliament, President Akufo-Addo must protect human rights by refusing assent, Tech giants have not publicly spoken against LGBTQ+ persecution in Ghana.

Students from Frederick Douglass Academy VII High School in Brownsville will travel to Ghana for a 10-day trip as part of the Brownsville Abroad program.