All six Gulf Cooperation Council member states, along with Jordan, Mauritania, Palestine, Palau, Montenegro, and Georgia, have announced their support for the nomination of Her Excellency Lana Nusseibeh. They have all praised her distinguished diplomatic record, extensive experience within the United Nations, ability to build consensus, and commitment to peace and dialogue in resolving crises,…
Brutalities at local mines show Ghana is becoming a failed state – Bentil
Damascus ‘evaluating’ whether to join the alliance that binds Turkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Published On 31 Oct 202631 Oct 2026 Syria’s government is weighing whether to enter into a mutual defence pact with Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan, the country’s top diplomat says. “Discussions are currently under way to evaluate Syria’s entry into the…
A very strong El Niño is building in the Pacific, and Ghana will feel it in stages: a hotter, drier dry season from late November, the most dangerous heat of the year between February and April, a 2027 rainy season that could disappoint or overflow, and a test for hydropower that arrives only in 2028….
Finance Minister Ato Forson says Ghana should stop sending its gold abroad for refining, as local refining would create jobs and draw gold from neighbours.
A very strong El Niño is building in the Pacific, and Ghana will feel it in stages: a hotter, drier dry season from late November, the most dangerous heat of the year between February and April, a 2027 rainy season that could disappoint or overflow, and a test for hydropower that arrives only in 2028….
Along the shores of the Neiden Fjord, in Norway’s northernmost county Finnmark, Nils Boine* gazes out across the water. On the horizon, the Neiden River splits around the craggy island of Skogerøya, but lurking beneath its surface is a fisherman’s bounty: hundreds of king crabs. His grandmother was Sea Sámi, from an Indigenous coastal people…
According to her, nearly half of the more than 1,000 stroke admissions recorded annually at the hospital involve people below the age of 45.
Supported by sound formalization and modern technology, the sector can optimize recovery rates, improve safety, enhance environmental protection, create productive employment opportunities for Ghanaians, generate foreign exchange, strengthen reserves, grow indigenous enterprise and advance national development sustainably.
The outreach brought essential breast health education and screening services directly to residents.
