More than 4,000 young people in East Africa have been trained in digital skills over the past three years under the Digital Skills for an […]
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Ethiopia’s Koysha Hydropower Dam reaches 65 pct completion
The Ethiopian government has announced that construction of the Koysha Hydropower Dam has reached 65 percent, with coordinated efforts underway to ensure the project’s timely […]
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Govt to roll out measures against cholera outbreaks
The government has pledged a range of measures to improve the safety of drinking water and sanitation delivery, aiming to curb cholera outbreaks. Speaking during […]
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Parliament approves Electronic Transfer Levy (Repeal) Bill, GH₵2 billion return to Ghanaians – Dep. Minister
By Ghana Eye Report Deputy Minister for Finance, Thomas Nyarko Ampem says the approval of the Electronic Transfer Levy or e-levy by the country’s legislative […]
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Morocco is open and friendly to blacks, Africans – GHAMOSA President
Founding President of the Ghana Morocco Old Students Association (GHAMOSA), Peter Panyin Anaman has said North African country, Morocco is open and friendly to black […]
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President Mahama nominates first batch of DCEs for approval by assemblies
By Ghana Eye Report President John Dramani Mahama has nominated the first batch of District Chief Executives (DCEs), this is according to a statement released […]
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Russia says transferring control of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant “impossible”
Transferring control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) to Ukraine or any other country is impossible, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday. […]
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5 former African leaders appointed as DR Congo conflict mediators
An expanded team of five former African leaders have been appointed to mediate the security crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according […]
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Interview: Trump’s tariff policy disrupts global trade, hurts African economies, says Kenyan expert
Trump’s tariff policy has not only severely hampered the momentum of global economic recovery but also placed developing countries in Africa in the eye of […]
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Feature: Dark history must never fade from memory — Revisiting Bimbia Slave Port of Cameroon
by Arison Tamfu, Wang Ze For many, it was their last sight of Africa. Pushed through the “Gate of No Return,” thousands of […]
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