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Security analyst Professor Kwesi Aning asserts that the demands of organized labour highlight the government’s failure to take action against illegal mining (galamsey). Prof. Aning emphasized that the government has not treated the issue…

Global oil demand is set to grow next year at a lower rate than previously expected, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) for October, as it slashed its Brent oil price forecasts for…

When a concept has so many names, it means it is as important as it is ubiquitous. Democracy is as ideal a governance system to some as it is controversial to many. The ambiguity inherent in this form of government has led several…

According to a new report from Norway's DNV, emissions from the energy sector are set to peak this year. The peak would be driven by the increased deployment of solar generation and battery storage. The report claims emissions may…

The Galamsey (illegal small-scale gold mining) menace in Ghana poses a significant threat to food security due to its extensive environmental and health impacts – Ghana is recording water contamination, air pollution, land degradation &…

THE 2023 Ghana Consumer Satisfaction Index (GH-CSI) report released by the Chartered Institute of Marketers Ghana (CIMG) has indicated that service quality in the consumer banking sector has dipped by six points.  From 95% in 2022, the…

Atlantic Lithium, an Australian mining company developing Ghana's first lithium mine, has expressed concern about  the delay in the ratification of its mining lease by Parliament saying the development is severely impacting its operational…

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is introducing the Ghana Gold Coin, an innovative initiative aimed at providing Ghanaians with a secure investment option backed by locally mined Gold. The move comes at a critical time when many citizens are…

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Marketers Association of Ghana is sounding an alarm over potential gas shortages from next week. This concern arises from dwindling LPG reserves and new import regulations imposed by the National…

Political interference and poor transparency have emerged as the most significant roadblocks to oil exploration in Ghana, as cited by 45 percent of respondents in Deloitte’s ‘Oil and Gas Survey Analysis Report’. These factors are seen as…