Author: woezor_admin_tv

Black Stars get $2m from Ghanaian businesses

$2 million has been realised from corporate Ghana to support the senior national team, Black Stars’ participation in the African Cup of Nations and the world cup. This is out of a projected $15 million the Ministry of Youth and Sports is expecting to raise from corporate institutions to support[Read More…]

Covid-hit Chelsea held to a 1-1 draw against Everton

The rapid increase in positive Covid-19 cases has caused havoc across the Premier League in recent days. Several matches have been postponed and squads have been depleted. Chelsea are no different. Four members of the Blues first-team squad had tested positive in the build-up to the game, according to Football.London.[Read More…]

Ghana inflation balloons to 12.2%

November 2021 inflation recorded a rate of 12.2% up from 11% in October. This is the highest in more than four years and since Ghana rebased the Consumer Price Index in 2019. The 12.2% rate also exceeds the Bank of Ghana’s target band for a third straight month as food[Read More…]

Digital Transformation in Africa Requires Homegrown Solutions

By Elo UmehAfrica’s digital transformation is underway, and it’s creating opportunities for transformational change across all economic sectors. While sub-Saharan Africa is still behind the rest of the world in terms of internet penetration, the gap is quickly closing. Since the early 2000s, the population of internet users in Africa[Read More…]

Statement by Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament on controversy around 2022 Budget

IntroductionHon Members, before I proceed to address the topic of my official communication, permit me to praise and glorify the Almighty God/Allah, my fortress and my Lord, for the travelling mercies and the regeneration and renewal of my body and life.  Thanks be to you, oh Lord, the creator and master of the universe. I am eternally grateful to you for your grace[Read More…]

$93bn to boost resilient recovery in world’s poorest countries

The World Bank has announced a $93 billion replenishment package of the International Development Association (IDA) to help low-income countries respond to the COVID-19 crisis and build a greener, more resilient, and inclusive future. The financing brings together $23.5 billion of contributions from 48 high- and middle-income countries with financing[Read More…]