Author: Amnewsworld

Africa, a continent rich in cultural diversity, natural resources, and untapped potential, has long grappled with numerous challenges hindering its progress. While external factors such as historical injustices and economic inequalities have undoubtedly played a role, it is crucial to examine the internal dynamics that contribute to Africa’s struggles. One such factor is the tendency to live our lives haphazardly, only to shift blame onto others when we face failures and setbacks. Across Africa, there is a prevalent mindset that often overlooks personal responsibility and accountability. We find ourselves in a cycle of blame, pointing fingers at external forces—be it…

It is open secret that many job opportunities are being awarded based on financial influence and whom you know, rather than an individual’s competence or qualifications. This disturbing trend has raised concerns about the integrity of the job market and the potential consequences for society as a whole. Recent investigations conducted by AMN have shed light on the prevalent practice of favoring individuals with deep pockets over those with genuine skills and capabilities. This troubling phenomenon has been observed across various industries, from corporate sectors to government positions in Ghana, including security agencies. The investigation uncovered several instances where job…

Ghana, a nation known for its vibrant democracy and rich cultural heritage, is unfortunately gaining a reputation for being a country that excels in rhetoric but falls short when it comes to taking concrete action. While Ghanaians are renowned for their eloquence and passionate discourse, the lack of meaningful implementation of plans and promises is causing frustration and hindering progress in various areas. One of the most glaring examples of this phenomenon is the struggle against corruption. Despite numerous pledges and commitments by successive governments to tackle this deep-rooted issue, progress in curbing corruption remains slow. While there have been…

A shocking revelation has emerged regarding the leadership in Ghana, suggesting that some individuals in positions of power are intentionally perpetuating poverty to benefit themselves, their associates, and their families. According to recent investigations conducted by AMN News, it has been uncovered that certain leaders have been engaging in corrupt practices, embezzling public funds, and exploiting their positions of authority to accumulate wealth at the expense of the impoverished population. This deeply troubling situation needs to be address and extend it the systemic corruption that has plagued the nation for far too long. The deliberate creation of poverty by leaders…

Ghana’s tertiary education system is facing a growing crisis as students across the country are struggling to afford accommodation expenses, prompting widespread concerns about the accessibility and affordability of higher education. The rising cost of housing has reached a point where students are now speaking out and demanding action from the government and educational institutions. In recent years, the cost of accommodation in Ghana has skyrocketed, particularly in cities with prominent universities. Rental prices have surged, making it increasingly difficult for students to secure suitable living arrangements near their respective campuses. The situation has worsened to the point where some…

The National Film Authority (NFA) of Ghana has announced its collaboration with the International Writers Lab (IWL) to enhance creative development in the country’s film industry. The partnership aims to provide local screenwriters with opportunities for skill-building, networking, and international exposure, ultimately strengthening the quality and diversity of Ghanaian storytelling in the global film landscape. The International Writers Lab, renowned for its expertise in supporting emerging and established screenwriters, will facilitate workshops, mentorship programs, and industry connections for Ghanaian writers. The collaboration with the NFA signifies a significant step forward in nurturing talent and fostering a conducive environment for creativity…

G-Pak, a leading packaging company in Ghana, has announced a significant investment of GH¢3 million in state-of-the-art packaging equipment as part of preparations for its upcoming 50th anniversary celebration. The investment aims to enhance production capacity, improve efficiency, and uphold the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality packaging solutions to its customers. The move highlights G-Pak’s dedication to innovation and growth in the packaging industry. The investment in new packaging equipment comes as G-Pak approaches a major milestone, marking five decades of successful operations in Ghana. As a renowned provider of packaging solutions, the company has continually evolved and adapted to…

In response to the recent leaked audio recording related to the removal of the Inspector General of Police (IGP), the Parliament of Ghana has established a special committee to investigate the matter. The leaked tape, which allegedly contains a conversation between high-ranking officials discussing the IGP’s dismissal, has sparked widespread public concern and calls for transparency and accountability. The committee’s formation aims to uncover the truth behind the leak and ensure the integrity of Ghana’s democratic institutions. The parliamentary committee, composed of members from various political parties, has been tasked with conducting a thorough investigation into the leak and determining…

For years, the private paramilitary group Wagner has been considered Moscow’s armed wing abroad, notably in Syria and several African countries. This status is now being called into question by the halted rebellion led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, its leader. At the end of a spectacular mutiny that took him less than 400 kilometers from Moscow before he gave up, Prigozhin has now gone into exile in Belarus, a Moscow ally, leaving the world in doubt about his next moves including those concerning his troops operations in Africa. This map shows the likely and proven presence of Wagner troops in Africa.…

Kenyan President William Ruto has enacted a contentious new finance bill which will see the introduction of new taxes, amidst fierce criticism from the opposition and public. Announced by the presidency on Monday, the bill will see an increase in VAT on fuel from 8% to 16%, as well as an unpopular payroll levy to finance a low-cost housing program. Initially set at 3%, the levy has been reduced to 1.5%. Faced with the discontent caused by the law, the government withdrew some of the budget’s initial provisions, including a tax on beauty products. Ruto’s government, which was elected in August…