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Obama heads to Russia, G8, Ghana

Washington - US President Barack Obama took off for Russia late Sunday on a trip that takes him to Italy for the G8 meetings on Wednesday and a stop Saturday in Ghana. In Moscow, Obama is seeking to reset relations by finding cooperation on a numbe...

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Obama heads to Russia, G8 and Ghana

Washington - US President Barack Obama was headed to Russia later Sunday, then on to Italy for the G8 meetings on Wednesday and a stop in Ghana on Saturday. In Moscow, Obama is seeking to reset relations by finding cooperation on a number of challe...

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Obama heads to Russia, G8 and Ghana

Washington - US President Barack Obama was headed to Russia later Sunday, then on to Italy for the G8 meetings on Wednesday and a stop in Ghana on Saturday. In Moscow, Obama is seeking to "reset" rela...

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Obama to embark on fence-mending trip to Russia

Barack Obama leaves Sunday for his fourth major international trip. He'll hold extensive talks in Russia, attend the G8 summit in Italy, and visit Ghana. Iran, the financial crisis, and climate change top his agenda.

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Govt, Burkina Faso to Engage in Trade Talks

A two-day sub-regional durbar, to deliberate on the issues of trade between Ghana and Burkina Faso, has been held at Navrongo in the Kassena-Nankana District of the Upper East Region.

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World Bank Approves U.S. $535 Million Package

The Board of Directors of the World Bank has approved a total of US$535 million to support three credit facilities aimed at helping improve economic governance and stabilizing Ghana's economy.

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The First Lady and the First Daughters Are Going Abroad

Michelle Obama escorts her daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, off the stage as President-elect Barack Obama begins his victory speech at his election night party at Grant Park in Chicago, Tuesday night, Nov. 4, 2008. ---AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais From Lynn Sweet: Michelle Obama to Russia, Ghana, Italy, Will Meet Pope Benedict Posted: 07/2/09 Filed Under:The Daily FLOTUS with Lynn Sweet First...

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136 Togolese refugees return home from Ghana

A group of 136 Togolese who took refuge in Ghana were Wednes day voluntarily repatriated back home by the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR).

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Africans asked to SMS Obama

Have you got a burning question for the most powerful man in the world? Then SMS it to United States President Barak Obama so that he can address it during his visit to Ghana next week...

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Bilateral Relations: Tensions ease between Ghana, Gambia

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the agreement reached by the Gambia and Ghana to end tensions that emerged after the deaths and disappearances of Ghanaian nationals on Gambian territory in 2005.In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Mr. Ban applauded the two African countries “for their commitment to settle the differences between them in a peaceful and negotiated manner.”The...

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Obama’s New Media Strategies for Ghana

A couple weeks ago I had a discussion with President Obama’s New Media team, where we talked about what they might do to reach out to ordinary Ghanaians on his trip next week – which will culminate in his speech in Accra on July 11th. There is a lot of excitement in Africa around [...]

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UN chief hails Joint Communique signed by Ghana, Gambia

UN Secretary-general Ban Ki-moon on Thursday welcomed a Joint Communique signed by Ghana and Gambia in Libya to end the tension between the two West African countries, and applauded the two nations for their commitment to settle differences in a peaceful and negotiated manner. A statement, issued here by the spokesperson of the secretary-general, said that Ban "welcomes the Join Communique signed...

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Citizen Involvement Essential to Development Successes

Committed to a democratic government that involves civil society, Ghana has become "one of the better-performing developing countries in Africa," said the top U.S. aid official in the country.

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U.S. Wants to Spotlight 'Successful Models' And Be An 'Effective Partner' - Obama

Barack Obama makes his first visit to sub-Saharan Africa as president of the United States next week, following a trip to Russia as well as to Italy, where he will participate in a meeting of industrialized nations known as the G8. AllAfrica's Charles Cobb, Jr., Reed Kramer and Tami Hultman went to the White House to explore President Obama's views on Africa in advance of his visit. The interview took...

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Ban Welcomes Deal Aimed At Ending Tensions Between Ghana And the Gambia

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the agreement reached by the Gambia and Ghana to end tensions that emerged after the deaths and disappearances of Ghanaian nationals on Gambian territory in 2005.

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Non-food biofuel and the future of alternative energy in West Africa

A ll over West Africa, costs are rising. Ghana's inflation is at a ten-year high. At 18.4 per cent, experts are predicting that it might well reach 25 per cent by year end if oil prices continue rising. The prices of most stables in the country have doubled in the last six months. Bus and taxi fares in Accra cost 30 per cent more than what obtained six months ago. Presently, a gallon of petrol costs