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Government targets creation of 800,000 jobs in 2026, shares area that will create most opportunities
The government said the 2026 Budget Statement and Economic Policy is specifically designed to create up to 800,000 new jobs across various sectors of the economy.
Cartier owner sales lifted by jewellery, improving Asia
Swiss luxury group Richemont, owner of Cartier and other iconic luxury brands, on Friday reported sales ahead of analysts' forecasts notably thanks to strength in its jewellery division. Strong demand for jewellery boosted the sales of brands Buccellati, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Vhernier by six percent in the reporting period, with momentum accelerating in the second quarter.
Over 500 economists, top experts call for G20 inequality panel
More than 500 economists and other leading experts, including a Nobel laureate and a former United States treasury secretary, on Friday urged G20 leaders to establish an international panel to tackle extreme wealth disparities.
Meet the Ntiamoah Mensahs: Father and his two children who are all doctors
Dr Eric Ntiamoah Mensah celebrated his two children, Erica and Petro, who both became doctors, so they can continue their dad's legacy. Netizens congratulated them.
Japan vs. Ghana: How to watch Black Stars' key Kirin Cup opener on Friday
The Black Stars of Ghana face Japan in the 2025 Kirin Cup with a mixed squad as Otto Addo begins World Cup preparations. Kickoff is 10:20 AM GMT, live on TV3.
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"Ghana's economy now stronger and steadier": Finance Minister claims
Finance Minister, Dr Ato Forson, presented the 2026 budget, scrapping the COVID-19 levy, and unveiled new road projects as the economy showed signs of recovery.
El-Wak stampede: Catholic Bishops heartbroken as six die during GAF recruitment
Ghana Catholic Bishops mourned victims of the El-Wak Stadium stampede and urged accountability after six people died during a GAF recruitment exercise.
Why Ronaldo will miss Portugal's 2026 World Cup opening match
Cristiano Ronaldo faces a 2026 FIFA World Cup ban after receiving a straight red card during Portugal's penultimate qualifier against the Republic of Ireland.
China retail sales grew at slowest pace in over a year
Retail sales in China grew last month at the slowest pace in over a year, official data showed Friday, highlighting the battle facing authorities' efforts to counteract persistent consumer malaise. Retail sales rose 2.9 percent on-year last month, data from the NBS showed, slightly lower than the three percent increase recorded in September.
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