Many people believe that the goal of any religion is to manipulate people to make their actions more methodical, safe, and ...

The identity of Ghanaians is not gold . . . but cocoa . When gold is exploited one day cocoa will still feed Ghanaians .

Samadu Sayibu of Ghana's rights group Songtaba, said it also "highlighted issues such as gender and poverty." Belief in witchcraft is also common in some rural communities in Angola despite strong ...

The Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), John Kwabena Kwakye, has expressed concern over the state of Ghana’s economy despite the country being endowed with abundant ...

Mr Felix Gyamfi, the Director General of the National Service Authority (NSA), assured that the implementation of the Feed Ghana Programme will build a robust and stabilise economy for wealth creation ...

John Mahama, Ghana’s president, has stressed that COCOBOD, Ghana’s official cocoa board, is anticipated to lose approximately ...

has contributed to attaining Ghana’s goals for poverty alleviation by strengthening safety net systems that improve the productivity of the poor and access to basic services. GPSNP support has ...

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Amnesty further explained that "older women living in poverty, with health conditions or disabilities, are at greater risk, ...

Ghana Make a Difference, a nonprofit that supports children in Ghana, has partnered with Beast Philanthropy to construct a ...

Hundreds of people suspected of witchcraft in Ghana, especially older women, face rampant human rights abuses including ...