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GOVERNMENT TO LAUNCH 24-HOUR ECONOMY PROGRAMME ON WEDNESDAY 2ND JULY 2025. The Presidential Advisor on the 24-hour economy, Mr. Augustus Goosie Obuodum Tandoh has disclosed that the 24-hour initiative would be launched on Wednesday 2nd July 2025. He stated that the program is designed to transform production with agriculture as its main anchor to develop the nations value chain so that we are able to achieve greater productivity. He went on to say that the programme is made up of three angles that is Production transformation, Supply chain and market efficiency and human development. Mr. Tandoh noted that to make this initiative work, the three angles will be supported by some subgroups “Grow 24 which is the agricultural component, Make 24 which is the manufacturing component, Connect 24 which is the Supply chain component, Aspire 24 which is the Mindset change, that’s resetting the Ghanaian.” As part of Aspire 24, the government will also include a strong digital technology training to the TVET curriculum to provide employment opportunities. He said there’s also a component dubbed “Show Ghana” will be included to highlight Ghana’s vibrant culture to the diaspora, adding that the goal is to bring in more tourists and boost income through tourism. The RT Hon Speaker in his remarks stated that there are lots of opportunities interms of employment. He emphasized that the 24-hour economy office needs to work hard to get Parliament to approve a Bill. This would ensure the policy continues to be implemented, even if there’s a change in government, he added.

United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 Ambassador has once again reaffirmed its commitment to establishing 🇬🇭 Ghana's $1 billion Innovation and Technology Hub On the 24th of this month, the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) CEO, Mr. Simon Madjie has praised the UAE's proposed $1 billion innovation hub as a transformative project for Ghana's digital economy and global competitiveness. During a meeting with UAE Ambassador Dr. Abdulla Almandoos, Madjie, highlighted the initiative's potential to accelerate Ghana's technological excellence. "This initiative can accelerate Ghana’s digital transformation and position the country as a hub for technological excellence in the region “he said. The project, fully funded by the UAE's Ports, Customs, and Free Zones Corporation (PCFC) with Ghana providing the land, is set to begin in 2026 and complete by late 2027. Ambassador Almandoos emphasized mutual benefits and encouraged telecom companies to establish operations, offering UAE licenses to hub occupants. He explained that “this Ghana-UAE Innovation and Technology Hub aims to drive sustainable growth, foster collaboration, and boost innovation across various sectors.

The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) hosted a roundtable discussion on the theme “Reviewing Petroleum Agreements for the Good of Ghana” at the IEA Dialogue Centre, Accra. The discussion featured a presentation by Mr. Victor Anku-Tsede (Barrister and Solicitor) and brought together key stakeholders including individual experts, relevant institutions, and the media. The event highlighted that Ghana’s petroleum sector stands at a crossroads, with concerns about legacy petroleum agreements and low government take. It emphasized that reforming these agreements is not a radical proposition but a practical, globally consistent approach to maximising public benefit. It was a fruitful and engaging discussion that reinforced the IEA’s position that we must "Review the Petroleum Agreements for the Good of Ghana" #ieaghana #iearoundtable #petroleumpolicy

The History and Legacy of Disrupting African Leadership. They lived and fought for us all, and for the people whom they've never known. Lions die, leaving behind their mane. Heroes leave this world leaving behind glory and valour to be remembered until the end of time. Throughout history, the African continent has faced numerous challenges to its stability and progress. One recurring theme is the disruption of visionary African leadership. Many African leaders who championed independence, self-determination, and pan-Africanism faced opposition, including assassination, imprisonment, or exile. Examples include: - Omar Al-Muktar (Libya 🟩) - Patrice Lumumba (Congo 🇨🇩) - Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana 🇬🇭) - Thomas Sankara (Burkina Faso 🇧🇫) - Steve Biko (South Africa 🇿🇦) - Samora Machel (Mozambique 🇲🇿) - Muammar Gaddafi (Libya 🟩) These leaders' visions for Africa's development and sovereignty often clashed with Europe and the USA's greedy interests. The legacies of these great African leaders continue to inspire Africans today. Patrice Lumumba: The first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo 🇨🇩 was murdered by Belgium and USA. They tied him to a tree, shot him, buried him, excavated his remains, hacked his corpse into pieces and dissolved it in sulphuric acid. Since the brutal assassination of Patrice Lumumba by Europeans and European-Americans, the DRC 🇨🇩 has never been the same again. What was Lumumba's crime? He refused to hand over his country to the colonialists. Captain Thomas Sankara: The President of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 was assassinated in a bloody coup orchestrated by France. Since then, Burkina Faso has never been the same again. Dr Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah: The first president of Ghana 🇬🇭 and the founding father of Pan-Africanism. His government was toppled by the USA terrorist group known as the CIA. Since then, there has been political instability in Ghana. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi: He was shot dead on the street of Libya 🟩 by the Western-backed Al-Qaeda terrorists. The combined forces of Europe and the USA invaded Libya and bombed our beautiful country back to the stone age, leaving behind sorrow, tears and blood. After perpetrating all manner of evil in Africa, they will tell Africans to forgive, forget and move on like nothing happened. How can you bomb my home, kill my loved ones, assassinate my leader and expect me to forgive, forget and move on❓

Ananzo went from washing cars and enjoying music to becoming Ghana’s biggest music promoter. Now, every artist wants to work with him to succeed. His story shows you can start small and achieve big dreams with what you have 😊

🇺🇸 American philanthropist Bill Gates welcomes President John Mahama 🇬🇭 in Brussels ahead of Gavi pledging session 🇧🇪 Mr. Barroso thanked President Mahama for his continued support for Gavi’s vaccine efforts and expressed hope for his strong advocacy during the session. In his meeting with Bill Gates, President Mahama discussed Ghana’s health priorities, including the Free Primary Healthcare programme, the National Vaccine Institute, and the positive impact of uncapping the NHIS Fund.

"Too known" man who said he would kpai any police officer who stops him on the road for a search arrested A young Ghanaian man has been arrested after thre,atening to sh00t police officers during a routine stop-and-search. According to reports, the man made the th,reat after he was stopped while riding in an Uber. In a viral video, he can be heard warning that he would open f.ire on any officer who attempted to search him again. During the actual encounter, the man refused the search, bizarrely arguing that the officer was not wearing gloves. He was eventually arrested and taken into custody. Reacting to the video, a social media user commented, “I knew this guy would go down. He said he wouldn’t allow the search because the officer had no gloves, then went on to post a video saying he’d shoot next time. WTF.”

🇬🇭 Ghana is now the 6th largest economy in Africa as of May 2025, thanks to the high price of gold on the international market and the implementation of the gold board policy. Revisited Top 10 Africa's Largest Economies (2025) based on nominal GDP : 1. 🇿🇦 South Africa - $410.34 billion 2. 🇪🇬 Egypt - $347.34 billion 3. 🇩🇿 Algeria - $268.89B 4. 🇳🇬 Nigeria - $188.27B 5. 🇲🇦 Morocco - $165.84B 6. 🇬🇭 Ghana - $135.7 B 7. 🇰🇪 Kenya - $131.67B 8. 🇪🇹 Ethiopia - $117.46B 9. 🇦🇴 Angola - $113.34B 10. 🇮🇪 Côte d’Ivoire - $94.48B Note 📝: This ranking won't be available on the Web or from the IMF or World Bank because their last update date back to April 2025, and the Bank of Ghana realised its updated date in May 2025. The government of Ghana must listen to Prophet Telvin Adjei Sowah by diversifying the economy by massively investing in agriculture and other areas in order to keep this gains because the high price of gold will not be high forever.

😱 Is 🇬🇭 Ghana now the 6th largest economy on the continent? According to the Central Bank of Ghana (BoG), the economy of the country is valued at $135.1 billion in 2025. Ghana's economy being valued at $135.1 billion in dollar terms means that the country's total economic output, measured by its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), is estimated to be worth approximately $135.1 billion. This valuation reflects a significant increase from the previous year, driven primarily by : - Strong commodity exports: A notable uptick in gold and cocoa exports, with gold exports jumping 40.8% month-over-month from $3.72 billion to $5.25 billion, and cocoa exports rising 22.5% from $1.50 billion to $1.84 billion. - Strengthening currency: The appreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against major international currencies has contributed to the upward revision of the economy's valuation in US dollar terms, enhancing Ghana's purchasing power and improving investor sentiment. In local currency terms, Ghana's economy has expanded to GH¢1.4 trillion as of end-March 2025, representing a GH¢224 billion ($21.6 billion) increase from the GH¢1.176 trillion ($112.9 billion) recorded at the end of 2024. This growth indicates a positive economic trend, with increased output and earnings from key commodities boosting fiscal revenue and improving the country's current account outlook.