ASA Savings and Loans has launched a breast cancer awareness initiative, emphasizing the importance of early detection through self-examinations. The outreach events took place in Mankesim, Cape Coast, and Kwesimintsim, where health professionals educated and screened women. Key messages included the need for women to familiarize themselves with their breast health and to conduct regular […] The post ASA

For an astute business leader, the HR professional, or the conscientious employee in Ghana, the subject of income tax is often met with a familiar sense of dread.  It is frequently viewed as a complex, ever-shifting web of regulations, percentages, and deadlines, a necessary evil that quietly diminishes the monthly payslip. Yet, to perceive it […] The post HR

 In every great success story—whether in business, academia, the arts, politics, or personal life—there is almost always a quiet but powerful presence behind the scenes: a mentor. Someone who provided guidance, shared lessons from experience, challenged assumptions, and lit the path forward when things seemed uncertain. Yet in many of our societies, mentorship remains undervalued, […] The post Reflections

The Bank of Ghana’s open regulatory approach has been key in driving the country’s fast-growing fintech sector and digital payment transformation, according to Owureku Asare, Deputy Director of the FinTech and Innovation Office. Speaking during a high-level breakout session at the DC Fintech Week 2025 in Washington, D.C., Asare said the central bank’s shift from […] The post BoG’s open policy

By J. N. Halm “The hustle never stops.” “Sleep is for the weak.” “Grind now, shine later.” These mantras have become the battle cries of a generation of Ghanaian entrepreneurs who believe that success is directly proportional to the number of hours worked. Walk through any business district in this part of the world, and […] The post Service

The nation’s push for electric mobility is gaining momentum as a strong policy framework and skilled local workforce attract investment into the country’s clean transport sector, according to Kofa Chief Executive Officer Erik Nygard. Ghana’s EV policy combines clear phased targets, significant market incentives (including import duty waivers until 2032), and infrastructure development plans aiming […] The post Motoring

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, leadership is at a crossroads. While technology, globalization, and market dynamics continue to reshape the corporate world, the most urgent transformation remains moral and human: How should we lead? For far too long, management has been defined by dominance rather than dialogue—by patriarchy, not partnership. In many African and […] The post The

Deputy Minister for Finance, Thomas Nyarko Ampem, has called on all stakeholders to rally behind the newly launched Ghana Infrastructure Plan (GIP), describing it as a defining step toward building a modern, connected, and resilient nation. Speaking at the launch of the infrastructure plan in Mr. Nyarko Ampem reaffirmed government’s commitment to ensuring that the […] The post Deputy

 Academic City University has once again been recognised for its outstanding human resource practices, winning two major awards at this year’s HR Focus Conference. The university was adjudged Best HR in Education Management (Indigenous) and Best Indigenous Organisation in Diversity and Inclusion. In addition, the university’s Senior Human Resource Manager, Mrs. Bernice Adu-Gyamfi, was named […] The post Academic

Stellantis and Pony.ai, a global leader in autonomous driving technology, have announced the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of robotaxi solutions in Europe. The collaboration, through Pony.ai’s European division headquartered in Luxembourg, will integrate Pony.ai’s advanced autonomous driving software with Stellantis’ medium-size van (K0) AV-Ready […] The post Motoring

By Evelyn ARTHUR The leadership of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has assured its members of continued engagement with the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) and power producers to ensure reasonable electricity costs for industries. Speaking at the association’s regional annual general meeting (AGM) in Tema, Chief Executive Officer of AGI, Seth Twum Akwaboah, […] The post AGI

By Irene Ansa-Asare Horsham In Ghanaian business circles, the word “compliance” tends to provoke one of two reactions: A deep sigh — followed by “It’s too much. Let me focus on running the business.” A dismissive wave — “Oh, we’re compliant. We’ve done the basics.” Both are dangerous.  Because compliance — real, meaningful compliance — […] The post Founder

Just over a year since it became the official “Home of Polo” car production, the Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA) plant in Kariega, South Africa, has built 500,000 units of the latest iteration of this popular vehicle. In July 2024, Plant Kariega was announced as the sole producer and exporter of the Polo for the Europe […] The post Motoring

The rapid proliferation of mobile technology and the ingenuity of African fintech startups have catalyzed a transformative wave of financial inclusion across the continent. One of the most significant developments in this landscape is the rise of embedded finance, where financial services are seamlessly integrated into non-financial platforms, creating convenient and accessible solutions for a […] The post Financial

By Rejoice Esi Asante (PhD) Have you ever felt manipulated by a superior or come across individuals who demand worship, expect underserved praise all the time, full of ego, pride, self-importance and lack empathy? They are individuals who exert control over their followers and tend to use their power to manipulate and dominate others. These […] The post The

By Ing. Benjamin OWUSU One of the main contributions of ICAO to the Airline Industry is regulating the air transportation between states or countries. This is based on the freedoms of the air and bilateral agreements between states or countries which are negotiated agreed and documented frequently. What is a Bilateral Agreement? A Bilateral Air […] The post Bilateral agreements,

If you’ve ever watched a heist movie, you know the drill: before the actual robbery, the crew runs through simulations, testing security systems, identifying weak points, and rehearsing their approach. AI red teaming works on the same principle – except instead of planning a heist, you’re preventing one. But what does AI red teaming actually […] The post Embracing

From The Customer-centric Entrepreneur Project In the bustling streets of Accra, Asana rises before dawn. By 6 AM, she is navigating the city’s neighbourhoods, her cart filling with discarded plastic bottles that most Ghanaians see as worthless trash. For Asana and thousands like her, these bottles represent survival—yet their labour remains invisible, their income precarious, […] The post Empowering

The 2025 African Healthcare Manufacturing Trade Exhibition and Conference (AHMTEC), held from October 7–9 in Accra, Ghana, concluded with bold commitments to strengthen Africa’s healthcare manufacturing ecosystem and advance the continent’s self-reliance agenda. The event brought together 264 participants, including representatives from 60 manufacturers and 110 organisations, and received coverage from 24 media outlets. Now […] The post African

The issue of problem loans is an albatross that keeps rearing its head in the affairs of financial institutions in both and advanced and less advanced economies. Granting loans is one of the core functions of banks. What are the effects of bad loans? A bank with high percentage of bad loans has cause to […] The post Risk WATCH with Alberta Quarcoopome: Loan