Ghanaian Pilgrims Touch Down in Madina, PAOG Secures Golden Tulip Hotel for Accommodation
Ghanaian pilgrims embarking on the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage will be accommodated at the prestigious Golden Tulip Hotel in the holy...
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Dode Seidu, Chief Executive, Africa Trade Academy a) Introduction On April 4th 2026, Ghana’s Parliament approved the Ghana Investment Promotion...
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Ghanaian Pilgrims Touch Down in Madina, PAOG Secures Golden Tulip Hotel for Accommodation
Ghanaian pilgrims embarking on the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage will be accommodated at the prestigious Golden Tulip Hotel in the holy city of Madina, following arrangements put in place by the Pilgrims Affairs Office of Ghana (PAOG) under the leadership of Chairman Alhaji Abdul Rauf Tanko Ibrahim. This comes as the
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Ghanaian Pilgrims Touch Down in Madina, PAOG Secures Golden Tulip Hotel for Accommodation
Ghanaian pilgrims embarking on the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage will be accommodated at the prestigious Golden Tulip Hotel in the holy city of Madina, following arrangements put in place by the Pilgrims Affairs Office of Ghana (PAOG) under the leadership of Chairman Alhaji Abdul Rauf Tanko Ibrahim. This comes as the
Ghana delegation visits Shiyan to strengthen transport sector reforms
As part of the government’s commitment to modernising the transport sector, the deputy minister of transport, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, led a delegation from the ministry and Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMTL) to a historical and modern city located in the northwest of Hubei Province in Central China. Madam Affo-Toffey, who is
Affo-Toffey courts US investors to drive youth employment and tourism growth
As part of the efforts to create employment for the youth in the country, particularly in her constituency, and to boost tourism development in the country to augment the efforts of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), the Member of Parliament for Jomoro, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, has met with investors from the
Tamale Airport Sees Takeoff of First 2026 Hajj Flight to Saudi Arabia
The first batch of Ghanaian pilgrims for the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage has successfully departed for Madina in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, marking the official commencement of this year’s airlift exercise. The inaugural flight, which took off at exactly 11:18 a.m. from the Tamale International Airport, carried a total of
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Implications of Ghana’s new investment law for AFCFTA implementation
Dode Seidu, Chief Executive, Africa Trade Academy a) Introduction On April 4th 2026, Ghana’s Parliament approved the Ghana Investment Promotion Act (GIPA) Bill 2025 into law, replacing the over a decade old investment code and ushering a new era in Ghana’s quest to be a destination of choice for Foreign
The Carnage on Ghana Roads: ‘Na Who Cause Am’? Part VII
Part VI navigated the contributions of LED headlights, other lights and enforcement to the carnage on our roads. This part intends to peruse the contributions of driver fatigue, speed limits, load security and State responsibility to the carnage on our roads. The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) University of
KGL Shows The Way As A Responsible Indigenous Taxpaying Giant In Ghana
Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes At a time when questions about corporate responsibility and tax compliance continue to dominate Ghana’s economic discourse, one indigenous company has stepped forward not with words, but with action. Last week, the KGL Group, led by its Executive Chairman Alex Apau Dadey, demonstrated what it truly
The Carnage on Ghana Roads: ‘Na Who Cause Am’? Part VI
Part V considered the contributions of speed ramps, motorways, and warning signs to the carnage on our roads. Part VI will take a microscopic view of the contributions of vehicle maintenance, LED headlights, other vehicle lights, and enforcement to the mayhem on our roads. There is a general lack of