Africa’s immense potential is held back by a critical infrastructure gap. As we approach the #GlobalAfricaForum 2024, it’s time to address these challenges head-on: Road access: only 34% Electricity access: just 30% Transport costs: 100% higher than the global average Irrigated

PRESS RELEASE TO ALL MEDIA HOUSES 27 August 2024 The Africa Prosperity Network (APN) and The Africa-America Institute are set to host the 2nd edition of the Global Africa Forum on 25 September 2024, in New York. This unique event will bring together political and business leaders from across

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Africa's future shines with potential, but the path forward requires connection, trade, and transformation," says Ibrahim Magassa, Chairman and Managing Director of Algest Investment Bank. He highlights critical priorities: strengthening inter-African business connectivity,

We must commend the Ghana Police Service for the greater visibility in our neighbourhoods these days. But, it appears there may be more police motorbikes in the affluent areas than the others. Let’s support the police to protect us.

Actor, director, producer, investor and philanthropist Boris Kodjoe will be speaking at the Global African Forum on Wednesday, 25 September 2024 in New York City. As a German/Ghanaian dual citizen with over 25 years of business development expertise and investments in numerous

Congratulations to Efua Ghartey!

Well done to the two amazing lawyers who are now leading the Ghana Bar Association, Efua Ghartey and Victoria Barth! Historic! Congratulations extended to the entire new team, Baffour Gyau, Aurelius Awuku, Saviour Kudze and Lawrencia Adika!

The GBA has elected 2 leading female lawyers in Ghana as its next President and Vice President. They are Efua Ghartey (president) and Victoria Barth (vice-president). Efua Ghartey won 1,279 votes (54.24%) with Agbesi Dzakpasu polling1,060 votes (44.95%). Barth won with 68.87%.

I’ve received a private message from Mrs Nana Ama clarifying that her land which is close to the Asaase building was purchased privately, like the property occupied by Asaase, from a private person, Berchie, back in 2007. Apologies for any reference erroneously attributed to

Now that the Lands Commission has come out with further particulars and incontrovertible facts over the actual properties (BY SITE PLANS) involved in the law suit by the Judicial Service (see attached statement), which prove that the property occupied by Asaase was never a part

BREAKING: David Raya wins the Premier League Save of the Month for August! The Gunners 'keeper and his lightning-quick reactions denied Villa forward Ollie Watkins at point-blank range and secured a clean sheet 🚨🧤

How “God’s chosen” Donald “Cyrus” Trump succumbed to Kamala’s witchcraft! newsweek.com/maga-pastor-cl…

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