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Ghana introduces 5-day deadline for visa decisions – Minister

In a significant move to enhance its appeal to tourists and investors, Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has announced a new visa policy that mandates a maximum processing time of five working days for all visa applications. This initiative aims to eliminate the previous delays, which often extended from four to six weeks, thereby making Ghana a more accessible destination for international visitors. Policy Details and ImplementationThe new directive, effective immediately, ensures that applicants will receive a decision—approval or denial—within five working days of submitting their visa applications. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa emphasized that while the expedited timeline accelerates the decision-making process, it does not guarantee automatic approval. Adequate measures have been implemented across Ghana's diplomatic missions to facilitate this streamlined process. Strategic ObjectivesThis policy aligns with President John Dramani Mahama's vision, articulated during his […]

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President Mahama Woos Investors in Abidjan: Ghana Open for Business Again

At the Africa CEO Forum 2025 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, President John Dramani Mahama extended a compelling invitation to global investors, asserting that Ghana is "open for business again." Emphasizing economic resilience and strategic reforms, he outlined opportunities across infrastructure, energy, and digital sectors, positioning Ghana as a prime investment destination in West Africa. Economic Reforms and Stability President Mahama acknowledged the economic challenges faced upon assuming office in January 2025. He detailed the government's swift actions, including: IMF Extended Credit Facility: Collaborating with the IMF, Ghana has completed the fourth review of the program, aiming to exit by April 2026. Debt Restructuring: Under the G20 Common Framework, agreements have been reached with most creditors, excluding some commercial bondholders. Sinking Fund Reactivation: To manage future fiscal obligations, the government has revived the Sinking Fund, ensuring prudent borrowing and debt sustainability. […]

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