OPINION: Why Ghana’s president must champion Africa’s Court of Justice in Arusha
The Africa Prosperity Network (APN) warmly welcomes the announcement that President John Dramani Mahama is in Arusha, Tanzania, to address the opening of the 2026...
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Airspace closures in Gulf hit Ghana travel routes as tensions surge
Flights between Ghana and Dubai were cancelled late on Saturday, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded at the Accra International Airport after escalating military hostilities in...
Ghana calls for diplomacy amid deepening Middle East crisis; issues security alert to nationals
Ghana has urged its citizens to avoid non-essential travel to the Middle East, citing escalating hostilities involving United States of America, Israel and Iran. The...
Asaase Broadcasting Company Limited presents lifetime achievement citation to family of late Ebo Taylor
In a moving tribute to one of Ghana’s most illustrious musical icons, a lifetime achievement citation was presented to the family of the late legendary...
Angela L Harris urges Africans to “make Africa great every day”, not only during Black History Month
The US-based educator and faith leader Professor Angela L Harris has challenged Africans and the global diaspora to treat Black history as a daily responsibility rather...
Black History Month: W E B Du Bois, scholar, agitator, pioneer Pan-Africanist
William Edward Burghardt Du Bois (1868-1963) was one of the most influential figures in the Pan-Africanist movement, organising the debut international congresses of leaders from...
Watch Live: Scholars, diaspora leaders gather in Accra for Asaase’s Black History Month summit
Asaase Broadcasting Company Ltd is hosting a Black History Month summit in Accra today (27 February), bringing together scholars, cultural leaders and members of Ghana’s...
Black History Month: Harriet Tubman, abolitionist, chief conductor on the Underground Railroad
Harriet Tubman was born Araminta Ross (“Minty”) in March 1822 to a couple on the eastern shore of Maryland who had nine children. Minty felt...
Terror attack: tomato prices drive Ghana traders back to Burkina Faso farms
Tomato traders and transporters in Ghana have resumed transporting produce from neighbouring Burkina Faso, despite recent deadly attacks in the Sahelian region. The decision follows...