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Mr Samuel Nartey George (left) launching the NCA anniversary logo. Photo. Ebo Gorman THE government intends to achieve 70 per cent 5G technology population density coverage by 2027, the Minister of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Mr Samuel Nartey George, has revealed. According to him, achieving such a percentage of population density coverage would require rapid deployment, infrastructure expansion, and a considerate capital injection into the communication sector. To this end, he has urged the National Communication Authority (NCA) to roll-out both the wholesale licensing model and the network-led operation model to achieve the 70 per cent 5G technology coverage.…
Landlords and tenants in many communities in Osogbo, capital of Osun State, on Wednesday morning, trooped out in protest against epileptic electricity supply by the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC). Armed with placards bearing varying inscriptions, the residents converged at Oke-Baale roundabout, and marched to IBEDC office at Station Road area of Osogbo where they expressed their displeasure over the lack of power supply. They lamented that businesses are being hampered while pervasive darkness in communities at night is already threatening security of lives and property of the affected communities. Some of the protesters, in their remarks, disclosed that the…
South Africa mourns beloved television icon after heartbreaking family confirmation this weekend. The South African entertainment industry is in shock following confirmation of the cause of death of veteran television presenter Ian von Memerty. The beloved star, widely recognised as the charismatic host of Strictly Come Dancing South Africa and a respected judge on SA’s Got Talent, died at the age of 61. Von Memerty’s death was publicly announced on Sunday, 1 March 2026. Over the weekend, his family shared a heartfelt statement on his official Facebook page, confirming that the television personality had taken his own life. According to…
The University of Ghana (UG) has signed an agreement with the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) to deliver a new 10,000-bed student hostel. The public-private partnership (PPP) arrangement is aimed at easing accommodation challenges in the university. The facility will comprise 2,720 rooms, made up of 2,420 four-in-one rooms, 150 two-in-one rooms and 150 single-occupancy rooms. The first phase of the project, which is being constructed by Premier Prime Haven Limited, is expected to be completed within 12 months, with the entire project scheduled for completion in three years. The contractor is also to oversee the completion of a building…
By Emmanuella Owusu Owusu, GNA Ashaiman, March 03, GNA – Mr Freeman Tsekpo, the Ashaiman Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), has assured residents of significant infrastructure development under the government’s “Big Push” initiative. Speaking with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), Mr Tsekpo confirmed that the second phase of the “Big Push” project was underway, with major road networks within the municipality prioritised for upgrading. He said the dual-carriage road linking Lashibi and Ashaiman, as well as the stretch from the Ashaiman traffic light to Zenu, would be asphalted to improve mobility and ease traffic congestion. Mr Tsekpo added that construction of the under-bridge interchange at the Underbridge-Adjokojo enclave, which was referenced in the president’s State of the Nation Address, was expected to commence soon. The MCE…
Aiden Markram (PC: ICC) South Africa have looked like a completely different team in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026. After losing the bilateral series to India, they have made a strong comeback by playing confident, tactical and fearless cricket. The Proteas have been carrying the tag of being “chokers” for a long time. This tag solidified even more after their 7-run loss in the 2024 final against India. However, this time, the Proteas have returned to the subcontinent with a clear purpose. As South Africa head into the semi-final at Eden Gardens against New Zealand on the 4th…
Wednesday 04th March, 2026 12:45 PM| By Ndiritu Wanjiru An image of Amos Rotich’s photo and casket at the requiem mass in Nairobi. PHOTO/A screengrab by People Daily Digital posted by @NAssemblyKE/X. The family of the late Kenya Forest Service (KFS) officer who died in the Nandi plane crash, Amos Rotich, has confirmed that he survived for about 30 minutes after the grisly accident that claimed his life and five others, including Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament Johana Ng’eno. Speaking during the requiem mass for the victims of the Nandi plane crash at the African…
Scancom PLC, the operator of MTN Ghana, has disclosed that approximately half of its total energy consumption across its network is now sourced from solar power, a milestone the company described as central to its environmental commitments as it pursues a net-zero emissions target by 2040. The disclosure came as part of the company’s 2025 full-year results, approved by the board on February 26, 2026, in which MTN Ghana also reported that female representation in its workforce exceeded 43 percent, a figure management cited as evidence of progress on its diversity and inclusion agenda. Both metrics represent some of the…
Scancom PLC, the operator of MTN Ghana and listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) under the ticker MTNGH, has formally notified shareholders that its 8th Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 11:00 am Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), both in person at the University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA) Auditorium and virtually via live stream at mtnghagm.com. The notice, issued to the GSE on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, under Press Release No. 065/2026, sets out an agenda that includes the approval of a final dividend of GHS0.40 per share for the financial year…
Albert Oppong-AnsahAccra, March 3, GNA – Ghana’s nuclear power programme faces a significant setback due to a legal gap, with no nuclear regulatory instruments passed by Parliament in nearly a decade. A recent Ghana News Agency investigation has revealed that despite years of international support and technical efforts, no nuclear regulatory instrument has been enacted. These regulations are critical to the Ghana’s Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA), which oversees radiation exposure from nuclear facilities and ensures the protection of human health and the environment. The Nuclear Regulatory Authority Act requires complementary regulations for licensing and enforcement duties, but the country’s regulatory framework remains incomplete. Sources close to the process say the…
One person has died in a lone auto crash involving a Lexus Jeep that somersaulted and burst into flames at Arapaja Bridge, Kudeti area of Ibadan, on Tuesday. The Oyo State Fire Services Agency said the incident was reported at exactly 3:44 p.m. through a telephone call by one Mr. Lateef Jayeoba, who alerted the agency to a vehicle on fire at the location. In a statement from the agency’s headquarters, firemen led by an Assistant Chief Fire Superintendent (ACFS) were immediately deployed to the scene. On arrival, officers discovered that a Lexus Jeep with registration number KSF 297 JF…
Key topics of discussion included taxation, shipment delays, foreign exchange constraints, SIM card clearance, and the promotion of digital and electronic payments. The Ministry of ICT & Postal Services of the Republic of South Sudan held a high-level meeting on March 2, 2026, in Juba to address pressing challenges in the country’s telecommunications sector. ICT Minister Hon. Ateny Wek Ateny convened with the CEOs of major mobile network operators, including MTN South Sudan, Digitel, and Zain, to discuss strategic and operational issues affecting the industry. Key topics of discussion included taxation, shipment delays, foreign exchange constraints, SIM card clearance, and…
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Budget Ghana closed 2025 with a tighter-than-expected fiscal deficit but at a significant cost to public investment, as a line-by-line analysis of the government’s budget execution reveals a 59 percent shortfall in capital spending that raises questions about the pace of infrastructure-led growth entering 2026. The analysis, conducted by policy analyst Alfred Appiah, draws on data from the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) January 2026 Monetary Policy Report and Ministry of Finance outturns to assess how the government’s planned spending compared with actual delivery across each major expenditure category. On the revenue side, tax collection reached 97 percent of its target,…
Ambulance Service The National Ambulance Service (NAS) has announced plans to procure 400 new ambulances and 500 medical motorbikes, but the announcement has renewed long-standing questions about whether Ghana can sustain the fleet it already owns, after prior procurement drives left dozens of vehicles grounded within years of commissioning. Chief Executive Officer of the NAS, Dr. George Kojo Owusu, confirmed at a press conference in Accra on March 2 that procurement processes had reached the decision-making stage. He said the new fleet would include paediatric ambulances, Basic Life Support (BLS) vehicles, Advanced Life Support (ALS) vehicles, critical care units, and…
Nigeria has joined more than 60 global data protection and privacy regulators to endorse new standards aimed at addressing the risks associated with AI-generated images and videos. The initiative, coordinated by the Global Privacy Assembly through its International Enforcement Cooperation Working Group, is designed to curb the spread of deepfakes and non-consensual digital content. This was disclosed in a statement issued in Abuja on Wednesday by the Head of Legal, Enforcement and Regulations at the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, Babatunde Bamigboye. According to the commission, the joint action followed growing global concerns about privacy risks linked to artificial intelligence tools…
South African private sector confidence sank to its lowest level in four-and-a-half years in February, even as overall business conditions remained broadly stable, according to a Purchasing Managers’ Index survey released on Wednesday by S&P Global. The headline South Africa PMI held steady at 50.0 for a second consecutive month, signalling unchanged operating conditions compared with January. While the reading marked an improvement from the contraction recorded in the final quarter of 2025, it also underscored a lack of forward momentum in the economy at the start of the year. A PMI reading above 50 indicates expansion, while below that…
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Artificial Intelligence In Africa African workers are adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) faster than their global counterparts, but a widening gap between current skill sets and future workforce demands is emerging as the continent’s most urgent challenge, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Ghana warned at a workforce forum in Accra this week. Presenting findings from the PwC Africa Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2025 at the Mövenpick Hotel, Associate Director of Workforce Transformation at PwC Ghana, David Tsey, told industry leaders, academics, and policymakers that while 64 percent of African workers reported using AI at work in the past year — a figure ten…
The MTN Ghana Foundation on Thursday handed over a newly completed Accident and Emergency (A&E) block to the Ho Teaching Hospital, bringing upgraded emergency care to the Volta Region as the telecom giant marks its 30th year of operations in Ghana. The ceremony in Ho brought together traditional authorities, community leaders, health professionals, and foundation representatives to commission the facility, which was initiated in June 2024 and took approximately 21 months to complete. The expanded A&E block is equipped with modern medical equipment designed to improve emergency response times, patient flow, and clinical outcomes at one of the country’s major…
Israel And Us Strikes Ghana has shut its embassy in Tehran indefinitely and activated a formal evacuation plan for Ghanaian nationals across the Middle East, as Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa confirmed on Wednesday that no Ghanaian has been killed or injured since the outbreak of hostilities in the region. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs completed the full withdrawal of all diplomatic staff from Iran on Monday, March 2, with Mr Ablakwa describing the operation as successful. “Ghana’s embassy in Iran is now closed sine die,” he stated, adding that the evacuated diplomats were safe and in good spirits.…
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1 As part of activities to mark this year’s International Women’s Day, ASIRI Magazine, in partnership with the British Deputy High Commission, is set to celebrate women through a richly historical and cultural lens, situating Nigeria’s story within the wider Commonwealth narrative of women’s agency, resistance, and social change. Titled “HerStory of Nigeria: Women, Power and Protest in Lagos (1910–1950),” the project reflects ASIRI’s commitment to preserving and promoting the nation’s history, culture and heritage. Since its founding in 2013, ASIRI Magazine has grown into one of the largest digital archives of rare historical images and narratives, leading major public history…
South Africans can expect higher transport and consumer costs in March 2026 as fuel prices rise, the Road Freight Association (RFA) says. The RFA attributes the increase to upward pressure on international oil prices caused by supply and logistics risks following the start of hostilities between Iran, the US, and Israel. Diesel prices are set to rise between R0.60 and R0.65 per litre. “Given that diesel is the primary source of fuel for most medium and heavy commercial transporters, this will place an immediate cost burden on daily operations,” said Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association. “Transporters will…
With less than 100 days to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, former Asante Kotoko SC skipper and goalkeeper Danlad Ibrahim has send a warming and encouragement message to current Ghana’s number one, Benjamin Asare.Danlad who is a former Black Stars invitee shared his thoughts on the team and rallied support for the side especially Hearts of Oak SC shot-stopper Benjamin Asare.“Benjamin Asare is my senior, so it wouldn’t be right for me to advise him”“I can only seek God’s luck, favor, and strength for him, to protect him from any disgrace or injuries. I really admire his conduct both on…
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By Kwame Bediako Prices for Ghana jerseys are skyrocketing this March as demand explodes across markets, with opportunistic vendors jacking up tags to cash in on the frenzy. What was once a steady trickle of sales has turned into a stampede, leaving shoppers scrambling and suppliers overwhelmed. In Accra and some major cities in Ghana, the jerseys are disappearing faster than they can be restocked, signaling a patriotic boom unlike anything in recent memory. March Magic: Independence Day Sparks National Jersey Craze Ghanaians’ rush for the jersey makes perfect sense this month, March marks the nation’s Independence Day on March…
Finance and tax analyst, Nelson Cudoe Kuagbedzi, has thrown his weight behind calls for the introduction of the Public Financial Management (Amendment) Bill, 2026.He describes the move as critical to addressing persistent inefficiencies within Ghana’s public financial system.Speaking to Citi Business News, Nelson Kuagbedzi said the amendment is long overdue and could significantly strengthen Ghana’s fiscal framework if effectively implemented.“This is actually long overdue. This is a step in the right direction, because in the past, what actually caused Ghana’s problem has to do with fiscal mismanagement. And so, once this amendment is done, coupled with the value for money…
3 The escalating conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has injected a new wave of geopolitical risk into the global economy. Energy markets are the first transmission channel. Of particular strategic importance is the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20 percent of global crude oil supply is transported daily. Any disruption to this corridor has immediate implications for global oil prices, shipping costs, insurance premiums, and supply chains. There is also the output disruption effect, as Middle East countries are major oil producers. For Nigeria, an oil-dependent economy where crude accounts for over 85 percent of export…
(Getty Images)A place in the T20 World Cup final is on the line as New Zealand and South Africa meet at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.Two well-constructed sides will fancy their chances of a shot at glory, and know each other well having already played during the initial group phase of the competition.Captain Aiden Markram led the Proteas to victory then with a superb unbeaten 86, but an experienced New Zealand side has plenty of batting power and bowling guile.At a ground that can be high scoring, pacing an innings and dealing with knockout pressure could be key as each team…
NAIROBI: FORMER Mandera Senator Billow Kerrow has warned that corruption in the country has reached alarming levels, severely undermining public confidence in government institutions. Speaking during a morning interview with a local radio station on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Kerrow has noted that this pervasive lack of accountability has created a climate where even well-intentioned government initiatives are met with suspicion by citizens. “One of the major challenges we face in the country is that the high level of corruption has eroded public trust. As a result, whatever the government does, even if done with good intentions, is met with…
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A suspected phone thief was on Tuesday afternoon in Apata community, Jos North local government area of Plateau state set ablaze by a mob. A source explained that the suspect, who is believed to be armed, had allegedly snatched a phone at gunpoint before he was later apprehended by the residents. The thief, the source further explained is a young man who collected someone’s phone in the afternoon, fired a shot into the air in order to scare people away from apprehending him. He said that a mob quickly gathered when they discovered that he was struggling with his gun,…
Anti-apartheid stalwart and founder of the Congress of the People (COPE), Mosiuoa Lekota, has died at 77, marking the end of an era for South African politics and sparking reflections on democratic governance across the continent. Mosiuoa Lekota, the prominent South African political figure known affectionately as “Terror,” has passed away at the age of 77. Having stepped back from active political life in 2025 due to failing health, his demise closes a significant chapter in the post-apartheid political landscape. For East Africa, Lekota’s political journey—from a leading African National Congress (ANC) liberation fighter to a formidable opposition leader—serves as…
Nairobi — An autopsy conducted on the six victims of the fatal helicopter crash in Mosop, Nandi County, has confirmed that they died from multiple injuries and severe burns sustained in the accident. Government pathologist Dr. Johansen Oduor said examinations revealed extensive trauma affecting several parts of the body, including the head, chest and spine, alongside varying degrees of burns. “Upon examining the bodies, we observed multiple injuries ranging from head injuries, chest injuries to spinal injuries,” Oduor said. “There were also varying levels of burns; some of the victims were more severely burned than others.” Keep up with the…
Former Asante Kotoko SC shot-stopper Danlad Ibrahim believes Ghana has the potential to excel at the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be co-hosted in USA, Canada and Mexico mid this year.The West African country will be making their fourth appearance at the global showpiece with huge expectations and reputation. Ghana’s last appearance at the Mundial was Qatar 2022 but was abysmal after finishing 3rd in group stage.With this, many expect the Black Stars to show up well prepared to exhibit high profile football for qualification from the group phase.Ahead of the Mundial, Danlad Ibrahim has anticipated the Black Stars showing…
Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr Frank Amoakohene, has stressed the critical importance of policy-driven food security for Ghana, warning that any compromise in this area could destabilise the country’s peace and safety. The Minister made the remarks during a courtesy call from the Chief Executive Officer of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO), George Abradu-Otoo, at his office in Kumasi on Tuesday. Mr Abradu-Otoo is this week touring selected senior high schools, warehouses, and other agricultural facilities across the Eastern, Ashanti, Bono, and Bono East regions to enhance operational efficiency and strengthen food security initiatives. Dr Amoakohene commended Buffer Stock’s…
The Senator representing Ondo South, Jimoh Ibrahim, has said Nigeria’s absence from the list of the world’s most indebted countries reflects disciplined fiscal coordination under President Bola Tinubu. Ibrahim, an ambassador-designate, made the assertion amid renewed public debate over Nigeria’s debt profile and borrowing pattern. He disclosed this in a statement shared with PUNCH Online on Wednesday. His remarks, our correspondent, notes it comes against the backdrop of fresh global debt data released in Q4 2025 by the Institute of International Finance, Global Debt Monitor, analysed by Visual Capitalist on Monday, which shows several advanced economies carrying total debt burdens…
Mosiuoa Lekota, a formidable figure in South Africa’s political landscape, has died at the age of 77. Having spent decades in activism and politics, Lekota was renowned for his resilience and commitment to justice.Known as ‘Terror’ for his soccer prowess, Lekota was deeply involved in the anti-apartheid movement. He went on to hold significant political positions, including serving as the Defense Minister under President Thabo Mbeki. His defiance in the face of political changes saw him breaking away from the African National Congress to establish the Congress of the People party in 2008.Despite a promising start with a 7%…
By Jean-Pierre A. Brenda Osoro, National Coordinator for Fight Inequality Alliance Kenya Fight Inequality Alliance Kenya (FIA) has said the Government of Kenya must walk away from any new International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan programme with what it described as regressive conditions that will further exacerbate inequalities and poverty among Kenyan citizens. According to Fight inequality Alliance, the IMF team, has been in Nairobi since 24 February, negotiating a new loan programme with the government following the expiry of the $3.6 billion facility last year. The talks come amid growing public anger over tax hikes, rising costs of living, and…
The two banks have secured a US$205 million senior secured term loan and revolving credit facility for Engineers & Planners Company Limited (E&P), the mining contracting firm founded by Ghanaian entrepreneur Ibrahim Mahama, younger brother of Ghana’s president, John Dramani Mahama. The deal represents one of the largest financing packages arranged for a locally owned mining services company in the country. The facility, which matures in five years and is divided into tranches of US$110 million and US$95 million, brought in two additional major lenders, Ecobank Ghana and Absa Bank Ghana, creating a consortium of banks deeply involved in West…
The Kingdom of Belgium has reaffirmed its clear and consistent support for the Autonomy Initiative under Moroccan sovereignty. Describing it as “the most adequate, serious, credible, and realistic basis” for a fair, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution to the regional dispute over the Sahara. The position was expressed on Monday by Belgium’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs and Foreign Trade, Maxime Prévot, following his meeting in Rabat with Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita. During the meeting, Mr. Prévot underscored that Belgium’s stance aligns with the Joint Declaration…
Executive Director of Fix Politics Initiative, Anthony Ubani, has lashed out at the current political leaders, saying they are not serving Nigeria but their pockets. Ubani said this on Tuesday when he featured in an interview on ‘Prime Time’, a programme on Arise Television. According to him, those set of people would come into power with nothing to their name, lamenting that by the time they are leaving office, they already had mansions in their village, Lagos, and secret one in the US. “It’s not rocket science. The average person on the street can define what the current leadership is…
The risk-sensitive rand was trading at 16.4925 against the US dollar, reflecting a decline of approximately 2.3% from Monday’s closing value. The All-Share index of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange was down 4.8% at last check. South Africa’s benchmark government bond for 2035 saw a sell-off, pushing yields up 13.5 basis points to 8.27%. Analysts observed a typical “risk-off” reaction to the US-Israeli air conflict involving Iran, resulting in capital flight from emerging markets, including South Africa. In contrast, the US dollar gained 0.7% against a basket of currencies. Meanwhile, precious metals such as gold and platinum, which are significant exports…
Wednesday 04th March, 2026 08:37 AM| By Mustafa Juma Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Korir Sing’oei, alongside the Principal Secretary for Diaspora Affairs, Roseline Njogu, ahead of the hybrid meeting with Kenya’s ambassadors in the Middle East. PHOTO/@Diaspora_KE/X In response to escalating tensions and conflict in the Middle East, Kenya has urgently mobilised its ambassadors and diplomatic representatives in the region to coordinate protective measures for Kenyan nationals. The Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, convened a hybrid meeting, bringing together Kenya’s ambassadors in the Middle East, senior officials, and…
Kärcher, the global leader in cleaning technology, in partnership with its long-standing Ghanaian dealer, Jamal Hassan Co. Ltd., has completed the restorative cleaning of the iconic Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park in Accra. Carried out in late 2025, the project focused on revitalising the Mausoleum and surrounding monuments dedicated to Ghana’s first President, Kwame Nkrumah. Over time, environmental pollution, harsh weather conditions, and biological growth, such as algae and moss, had dulled the natural brilliance of Italian marble and local stone. The initiative forms part of Kärcher’s global cultural sponsorship programme, which has supported the cleaning and preservation of more than…
As South Africa approaches the annual Budget Speech, Somaya Khaki, Saica’s Lead for Tax Advocacy and Administrative Law, explores how the future of tax compliance is being reshaped by a constrained revenue base and shifting enforcement priorities. Whilst the approach of South Africa’s annual Budget Speech often reignites discussions around potential tax increases, given the significantly stretched tax base coupled with the events following a proposed VAT rate hike last year, focus has shifted elsewhere. The 2024/25 tax statistics evidence just how stretched the current tax base is, with personal income tax contributing approximately 40% of total revenue, whilst corporate…
European Union Ambassador to Kenya Henriette Geiger speaking at a forum in Nairobi/FELIX ASOHAKenya’s political space remains largely hostile to young women, with intimidation, abuse, and humiliation continuing to discourage their participation in leadership.This challenge took centre stage at a forum held in Nairobi on Wednesday, where stakeholders examined the persistent barriers locking young women out of politics and called for urgent reforms to make political spaces safer and more inclusive.Speaking at the forum, European Union Ambassador to Kenya Henriette Geiger said many young women face sexual intimidation, online abuse, and threats when they attempt to engage in politics.“Women can…
The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has engaged key stakeholders in the Western Region to solicit input on a proposed legislation aimed at curbing the monetisation of Ghana’s political landscape.The Draft Model Bill on Political Finance in Ghana seeks to address the growing influence of money in the country’s electoral and political processes by introducing clearer regulatory measures and accountability mechanisms.The engagement, held in Takoradi, forms part of a nationwide consultation series being organised in collaboration with the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), with support from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). It aimed to promote public…