The concept by the defunct Organisation of African Unity (OAU), now African Union's (AU) to have a ‘United States of Africa’ ...

PanAfrica–Ghana (PAG) has expressed deep disappointment in the Government of Ghana over what it describes as a lack of ...

International Constitutional Law expert, Livingstone Wechie, in this interview with INNOCENT ODOH, states how African ...

For his outstanding performance in lawmaking, representation and oversight as well as his role as the deputy speaker, Rt. Hon ...

On January 23, 2026, in Accra, the Future of Finance Dialogues (FOF) convened a cross-section of Ghana’s financial services leadership for a private dinner under Chatham House Rule.

At the meeting of the 4th session of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of the 8th convocation, a report on ...

The African Trade Chamber (ATC) has appointed Senator Barry Griffin, Vice President of the Senate of the Parliament of The Bahamas, to its Board of Directors, a move aimed at strengthening trade, ...

A FORMER MP has approached the United Nations, regional and continental bodies to intervene against plans to extend President ...

As debates over migration, borders, and national sovereignty intensify across the globe, a small but determined Pan-African team is crisscrossing the continent with a bold message--Africa must ...

The Chief of Staff, Mr Julius Debrah, is expected to receive members of the Trans Africa Tourism and Unity Campaign on ...

Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille defends the governance of SA Tourism amid allegations of board appointment issues and an ongoing investigation into the agency's operations.

In a compelling defence, Minister Patricia de Lille addresses governance concerns surrounding SA Tourism, as investigations loom over the agency's operations.