Randy Abbey is going nowhere
Eric Adjei is the Chief Executive Officer of NEIP The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Entrepreneurship…
Number of unemployed in high-tech sector doubled
In December 2025, the number of job seekers in the high-tech sector stood at 16,300 – double the…
Uganda’s aquaculture sector targets over $600m in exports as EU opens its market after 6-year push
The clearance, announced on 28 January 2026 as part of the EU’s revised public health list of approved…
Cocoa Crisis: Current challenges are self-inflicted — Oforikrom MP
Ghana’s cocoa sector difficulties are the result of avoidable policy and trading decisions rather than purely global market…
Inflation fears loom over yen, Japan bond markets under Takaichi
Markets Postelection rise of currency masks concern over side effects of fiscal expansion Investors are concerned about the…
Canada Joins Germany, United States, Spain, Poland, China, South Korea, and Japan in Driving Austria Unprecedented Tourism Growth with Record-Breaking International Demand
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SOE returns fall 91% despite support
Net financial inflows, though tepid during 1HFY25, are expected to improve as a sizable part of official debt…
Ghana’s Cocobod sets lower farm gate prices, reducing pay by over 25 per cent
Ghana’s governing cocoa body, Cocobod has unveiled a new price structure for its core crop, dramatically reducing farm…
India preferred BNP in Bangladesh, and it won. What’s next now?
With the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) emerging as the dominant political force in the general elections and likely…
IMF sees progress in Türkiye’s disinflation program, steady growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Friday that Türkiye’s efforts to curb inflation are yielding results, while economic…
Europe’s Tax Divide: Bulgaria at 10%, Denmark Tops 60% – Novinite.com
Recent data from the Tax Foundation reveal a widening gap in Europe between East and West when it…
China’s gold rush: why families are doubling down on precious metals
People across China are buying up gold in large volumes ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, as…