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Australia strengthens clean energy and critical minerals partnership with Ghana
The Australian High Commission in Ghana has reaffirmed Australia’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s clean energy transition and sustainable mining sector through strategic partnerships, funding, and technology transfer. Speaking at a high-level climate symposium at Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU), Australian High Commissioner Berenice Owen-Jones, emphasised that Australia is well-positioned to support Ghana in unlocking the full…
AfCFTA or crisis? Ghana faces tough choices amid US tariff war
Ghana’s $4.3 billion export industry is at a crossroads as the United States slaps a 10% tariff on Ghanaian products, a move that could cripple industries benefiting from duty-free access under African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). For years, Ghanaian exporters, especially in the textile, cocoa, and agricultural sectors, have relied on the US market to […] The post AfCFTA or crisis? Ghana faces tough choices amid US tariff war appeared firs…
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