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When the idea of re-creating the process that powers the sun here on Earth felt more like a thought experiment or a science fiction premise than a viable part of our global energy mix, it was easy to imagine equally far-fetched outcomes.…

While the world is still relying heavily on fossil fuels, and the revenues they bring in, as green energy becomes more widespread, we can expect a new range of high-cost energy projects that could earn countries billions. The global…

The President of Open Society Foundations, Mark Malloach Brown, has maintained that Ghana deserves a decent deal from creditors when it comes to restructuring the country’s debts. The former Head of the United Nations Development…

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has agreed to comply with the recent directive from the National Communications Authority (NCA) regarding the ongoing SIM registration exercise. In a statement, the Chamber said its members have…

“I’d like to start a new series called My Hospital Experience that chronicles people’s   hospital experiences – what they go through in accessing health care in Ghanaian hospitals.” Before his death, my late boss told a journalist. He…

Mr Henry Quartey, Greater Accra Regional Minister, has commended the Rotary International District 9102 for its good works and efforts in identifying and implementing initiatives that support government’s developmental agenda. He said…

There is a need for more well-managed airlines if the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is to be a success, vice president, Ethiopian Airlines Group in charge of Ethiopian-Holiday, Digital Sales and Global Customer Interaction…

An Associate Professor of Economics, Eric Osei-Assibey has urged commercial banks to focus on the domestic economy as the country battles to revamp it. According to him, despite the current economic instability, there are still…

IMF Director of the Africa Department Abebe Aemro Selassie has disclosed that Ghana has met all the pre-conditions needed for its programme request to be approved by the executive board except financing assurance from the external…

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says Britain's economy is "back", and that his strategy for growth has been welcomed at the International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington. His predecessor, Kwasi Kwarteng, left the previous IMF…