The occupied West Bank is not an obvious breeding ground for sporting success. But Mariam Bsharat, 17, has beaten the odds to become a karate world champion and is making a new life in Germany.
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has called on the Federal Government to strengthen the enforcement of recycling policies to tackle the growing problem of plastic waste in Nigeria. Yusuf described the plant as Africa’s largest food-grade recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) facility, saying it would position Nigeria as a major recycling hub in West Africa.
British companies that supply the budget retailer face millions of pounds-worth of losses if it collapses Suppliers facing millions of pounds in losses if Poundland collapses have said the chain’s US owner “should not be permitted” to maximise its return at their expense, as ministers attempt to intervene in the situation. The fate of the retail chain, its 12,000 staff and about 2,000 suppliers remains uncertain after it filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators at the high court last Thursday.
It’s 20 years since Jo and Richard Hill bought anything in Rotherham city centre. Helen Worth – Coronation Street’s Gail Platt – cut the ribbon before jovial local people jostled to fill their car boots with goods from Comet, Jolly Giant and Poundstretcher.
Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has asked the governement to consider granting tax exemptions on items imported for the service of the country’s national teams. Speaking before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Youth, Sports and Culture, Okraku said the taxes on equipments imported for national teams have become a burden to the administration.
Lawmakers divided over proposed ban on compulsory multi-year rent payments By Gift Chapi Odekina, Abuja The House of Representatives has passed for second reading a bill seeking to regulate rental payments and curb exploitative practices by landlords and estate agents in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), amid disagreements among lawmakers over a proposed ban on compulsory multi-year rent payments. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Paul Sunday Nnamchi, seeks to regulate advance rent payments, arbitrary rent increases and agency fees, as well as establish a unified digital register for housing…
Minister explains concept after officials fail to answer his question at review meeting in Mysuru
She said Ghana’s participation in the exhibition as Guest Country of Honour presents an important opportunity to showcase the country’s creative industry, strengthen trade relations with Burkina Faso and promote intra-African trade. The Minister’s message was delivered by Ghana’s Ambassador to Burkina Faso, Kenneth Akibate, in a keynote address at the Ghana Day Celebration on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Ouagadougou.
Kemi Badenoch says Africans should apologise for slavery. When discussing slavery, we should be “honest about the whole history”, Kemi Badenoch wrote in a recent post on X. Her statement comes after months of mounting pressure on Britain’s monarchy and politicians to formally apologise for its role in the transatlantic slave trade, and offer reparations to affected Caribbean nations.
Anglicare's annual Rental Affordability Snapshot has revealed key occupations, including retail workers, social workers and cleaners, can afford fewer than 1 per cent of rental listings.
Purchasing manager’s index at eight-month high, bolstered by spending on AI as firms regain momentum since start of Iran war Business live – latest updates The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates on Thursday after a closely watched survey showed growth across the UK’s services sector leapt last month to an eight-month high, bolstered by spending on artificial intelligence. S&P Global’s survey of the services sector in October showed businesses regained much of the momentum they lost after the start of the Iran war, but also felt the impact of a renewed spurt of input price infl
Former administrative committee members and officials served show-cause notices; 21 days given to respond to findings of serious lapses
Imperial General Assurance has donated bags of cement to the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis to support the Service’s ongoing infrastructure projects. The delegation was received at the Service’s Regional Headquarters by the Sekondi-Takoradi Metro Divisional Officer, Mr Michael Tetteh, and senior officers.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has given traders occupying unauthorised bus stops across the metropolis 48 hours to cease trading and vacate the locations ahead of an enforcement exercise. The Assembly said the Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey, had already initiated enforcement measures, including the removal of traders occupying unauthorised spaces at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange, Achimota and parts of the Central Business District.
German business is pinning its hopes on greater stability in US trade relations after a midterm blow for Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Germany's automakers appear to be feeling less gloomy than in recent years.
German business is pinning its hopes on greater stability in US trade relations after a midterm blow for Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Germany's automakers appear to be feeling less gloomy than in recent years.
Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) is urging businesses to leverage Ghana’s Green Finance Taxonomy to identify sustainable investment opportunities and strengthen their readiness to access green financing. Businesses urged to begin with practical changes Tolu Lacroix of the United Nations Global Compact Network Ghana encouraged businesses to begin their sustainability efforts with manageable changes in their daily operations.
Government Statistician, Dr. Alhassan Iddrisu, says non-food inflation remains a major driver of the increase, accounting for about 76 % of the overall inflation rate, compared with 2.8% for food inflation. On regional inflation, Ashanti recorded the highest rate of 9.7%, followed by Eastern at 7.8%, Ahafo at 6.8% and Central at 6.2%.
By Evans Mawunyo Tsikata Ghana has finally found a formula to solve all problems: When something offends you, go on strike. Anyone who has used Lapaz, Madina, Kaneshie or Kejetia knows it is a war zone of tables, umbrellas and shouting.
German carmaker slashes profit margin to between -0.5% and 0.5% this year in face of competition from China The German carmaker BMW has issued its second profit warning in a year, blaming the costs of a restructuring programme including significant job losses in the face of continuing competition from China. Western automakers have struggled to keep pace with lower-cost domestic rivals in China, which has led to reduced sales there and a rise in exports to Europe.
HRDx, a customer experience company focused on the gaming and online casino industry, is seeking to transform player support through specialised African talent, artificial intelligence (AI) and operational technology. Founded under the leadership of Osayande Omo-Osagie, Chief Executive Officer of HRD Solutions, HRDx provides trained player support, content moderation, escalation management and automated ticketing solutions.
Under L.I. 2523, which amends L.I. 2111 (2012), identity verification is now strictly biometric by force of criminal law. Citing land transactions directly, the NIA warned this week that an individual buying or leasing land can no longer visually inspect or photocopy the seller’s Ghana Card.
The exchange comes amid an intensifying political confrontation over the Election Commission's SIR exercise
BMW reports a drop in profits in the July to September quarter amid fierce competition from China.