The government has secured a US$28 million investment from the Republic of Korea to expand digital Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education, marking a new phase in efforts to equip Ghanaian students with skills for the digital economy.
The Ghana Association of International Educational Consultants (GAIEC) has urged students and parents seeking education abroad to use only accredited and regulated education consultants to avoid fraud, misinformation and costly mistakes.
The Africa Sustainable Energy Centre (ASEC) has urged the government to retain full ownership of the planned second Gas Processing Plant (GPP Train 2) of the Ghana National Gas Company, warning that any move to transfer the strategic asset to a private operator could undermine energy security and long-term economic interests.
The domestic insurance industry risks losing the full benefits of a new marine cargo insurance regime unless insurers rebuild confidence through faster, fairer and more transparent claims settlement, industry players have warned.
The country risks losing billions of dollars in mining investment and ceding ground to regional rivals unless it eases its fiscal burden and restores investor confidence in the security of mining leases, the Ghana Chamber of Mines has warned.
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