Jumia Technologies AG, a leading e-commerce platform in Africa, has opened a new integrated warehouse and logistics facility in Tema, Ghana. This investment reinforces Jumia’s commitment to Ghana’s e-commerce sector and signifies its strategy to optimize operations across the continent. The expansion enhances storage capacity, streamlines logistics, and positions Jumia as the top online shopping destination in Ghana.
A resignation letter written by an office worker in Ghana has taken the internet by storm, capturing hearts with its candid and hopeful tone. The letter, which assures the company of the employee’s potential return if the new job doesn’t work out, has sparked online discussions about workplace relationships and the importance of maintaining bridges.
Ghana’s national football team, the Black Stars, are in a desperate fight to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after a disappointing 0-0 draw against Sudan. Coach Otto Addo has emphasized the need for a win in their upcoming match to stay in contention, with the team currently trailing group leader Angola by seven points.
Ghana’s Electoral Commission has approved 13 candidates for the upcoming presidential election, setting the stage for a highly anticipated showdown. This election follows concerns about the integrity of previous elections, with trust in the Electoral Commission hitting historic lows. The candidates include incumbent Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia and former President John Dramani Mahama, alongside several other prominent figures.
The second round of African Cup of Nations qualifiers saw mixed results for heavyweight contenders. Ghana drew with Niger, while Morocco and Senegal secured narrow victories. Meanwhile, Angola, DR Congo, and Uganda continued their strong starts to the campaign.
Angola secured a shock 1-0 victory over Ghana in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier thanks to a late goal from substitute Felicio Milson. The result sparked anger among Ghanaian fans and marked a disappointing start for the Black Stars in their qualifying campaign.
Ghana’s Tourism Month, taking place throughout September, aims to promote domestic tourism by encouraging Ghanaians to explore their country’s rich cultural heritage and natural landscapes. The campaign emphasizes supporting local products and offers a variety of events, culminating in the celebration of World Tourism Day on September 27th.
Davies Opoku Ansah, MP for Mpraeso, encourages Ghanaians to discover the wonders of their own country before venturing abroad. He highlights the beauty and cultural richness of Kwahu as an example, urging citizens to support the local economy and experience the diverse landscapes and heritage within Ghana.
Ghana has signed an agreement with a US developer to build its first nuclear power plant, choosing a small modular reactor technology from NuScale Power. The deal signifies the US’s push for clean energy technologies in developing nations, while raising questions about the long-term viability of small modular reactors.
Ghana, a West African nation known for its captivating history, vibrant culture, and thriving economy, is attracting global attention. With its welcoming people, stunning natural landscapes, and rich heritage sites, Ghana offers a unique travel experience. Explore the historical significance of Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, embark on wildlife adventures in Kakum National Park and Mole National Park, and immerse yourself in the lively music and festivals that define Ghanaian culture. As the country continues to grow economically, new investment opportunities and improved infrastructure make Ghana an exciting destination for tourists and businesses alike.
