KRIF Masterclass to Help Organisations Cut Hidden Procurement Costs
KRIF Ghana Limited is set to train procurement professionals and organisational decision-makers on how to identify hidden costs and risks ...
Month: September 2026
Ghana Strengthens Legal Protection for Women, PWDs and Older Persons
Ghana is strengthening legal and institutional protections for women, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and older persons as government shifts its ...
Government Advances Five Child Protection Reforms as Abuse Reporting System Expands
The Government has advanced five major child protection bills and policies through Cabinet as part of efforts to strengthen the ...
LEAP Coverage Expands to 450,000 Households as New Grant Rates Take Effect
The Government has expanded the coverage of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme from 350,000 to 450,000 households, as ...
Oti Region Battles Rising Infant Deaths Despite Maternal Mortality Gains
The Oti Region is facing renewed pressure to strengthen child healthcare after infant mortality increased in 2025, despite significant progress ...
CIHOG Administrator Calls for Dialogue Over ASWAJ Leadership Dispute
The Administrator of the Coalition for Islamic Humanitarian Organizations Ghana (CIHOG), Sulemama Alhassan Atakpo, has called for an urgent dialogue ...
AI, Smart Technology Transform Disease Diagnosis and Potato Farming in Africa
Artificial intelligence and smart farming technologies are helping African innovators tackle critical challenges in healthcare and agriculture, with women researchers ...
Mining, Energy Costs Push Ghana’s Producer Inflation to 4.4% in August
Rising costs in mining and energy-related activities pushed Ghana’s producer price inflation to 4.4 per cent in August 2026, up ...
Akosua Manu Demands Clarity Over Women Detained in ‘Ghana Jollof’ Probe
Advisor on Gender and Social Protection to Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Akosua Manu, has called for greater transparency from state security ...
Traders Raise Import Duty, Demurrage and Credit Concerns in Bawumia Policy Dialogue
Members of the Trade Advocacy Group (TAGG) have highlighted high import duties, demurrage charges, taxes and limited access to credit ...