Story by George Yawson Vineh The African University of Communications and Business (AUCB) have signed Memorandum of Understanding with the Houston-Tillotson University (HTU) to enhance academic exchange, cultural ties and entrepreneurial development of the two institutions. This partnership aims to provide students with cross-culture experiences and global academic exposure through student exchange programs with a dual study module. And create opportunities for students from both institutions to study abroad and gain valuable experience. Speaking to Pan African Televisions’ George Yawson Vineh at the event, Vice Chancellor of African University of Communications and a business, Professor Abeku Blankson emphasized that the partnership will not lead to significant fee increase for students but efforts will be made to ensure that the program remains affordable. “We believe

By Stanley Kwabla Arku New policy framework co-led by diaspora entrepreneurs aims to mobilize $100 billion for the continent’s development A transformative policy blueprint titled The Triangle Offense: The Blueprint for Diaspora Engagement and Economic Mobilization was officially launched, signalling a new era in Pan-African reintegration and development strategy. The event, anchored in the spirit of African unity and sovereignty, introduced what organizers describe as the first scalable model for fully integrating the diaspora into Africa’s development agenda. The Triangle Offense sets out a practical, policy-driven framework built on three core pillars, diaspora impact assessments and data collection, national engagement policies, and legislative inclusion for return and citizenship. Founder of She Grows It, Dr. Ashley Milton, emphasized the strategic depth of the initiative, likening

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, led Ghana's delegation to the 18th OECD Forum in Paris, at the invitation of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The forum focused on strategic cooperation in developing sustainable and resilient critical mineral supply chains, with a particular emphasis on Africa's role in the global energy transition. During the high-level African session, Hon. Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah articulated Ghana's proactive approach to mineral resource development. He highlighted the government's deliberate policy to diversify the mining sector beyond its traditional strengths in gold production. Ghana is strategically positioning itself as a key player in the critical minerals value chain, with a focused emphasis on manganese, lithium, and graphite—resources essential for