By Ewoenam KpodoHo, Feb 22, GNA- The Energy Commission of Ghana is taking a significant step towards promoting electric ...

Ghana has set 2070 as the target year to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles, marking a long-term transition towards electric mobility as part of its climate and sustainability agenda.

Stakeholders in the energy and transport sectors met in Accra to explore how electric mobility powered by clean energy can improve healthcare delivery while helping Ghana tackle climate change.

The Afro-Arab Group, led by its Chairman, Alhaji Salamu Amadu, has officially launched its ‘work-and-pay’ electric vehicle ...

The Lagos–Abidjan highway is a proposed transnational coastal transport corridor that stretches approximately 1,028 ...

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Explore the luxury vehicles used by Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama during his second term, highlighting his choice of ...

Antoine Semenyo has made a tremendous impact since signing for Manchester City from Bournemouth last month. The Ghana ...

"As we mark the Spring Festival, we are reminded that the relationship between China and Ghana is not new. Diplomatic ...

Ghanaian car buyers are split between choosing brand-new Chinese models and sticking with traditional used imports, even as dealers ...

Discover how Africa’s vast lithium deposits in Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Mali could power the global energy transition. Explore ...