When Francisca Asiedu first walked into the premises of the Ministry of Agriculture years ago as a budding journalist to cover a group of young agriculture graduates staging a sit-in protest for jobs, little did she know that assignment would change her life forever. During the interviews with the picketing graduates, she realised how much […] The post Francisca

There is a generation of Ghanaian women using social media not for vanity metrics but for sustained advocacy. Their platforms have become classrooms. Their posts are policy critiques. And their followers are learning to question systems that have gone unchallenged for too long. As a public relations professional working in a media house, my activism […] The post HER

By Makeba Boateng, Lead Curator – Alternative Fashion Fabric Fair | Founder, Fashion Forum Africa  Africa’s fashion story has long been celebrated for its colour, creativity and cultural depth. Designers are gaining global recognition, runways are becoming more diverse, and African aesthetics are influencing international trends. Yet beneath the applause lies a critical question we […] The post Africa’s

Taking to the skies soon? Whether you’re a seasoned road warrior or an every-now-and-then adventurer, Delta’s app helps you stay informed and in control throughout your journey. With digital time-savers like interactive airport maps and self-service standby options, the app is your ultimate travel companion every time you fly. That’s why more than 97 percent of […] The post Delta

At a time when most Junior High School students were preoccupied with classroom routines and weekend leisure, a young Ghanaian boy named Clifford Scott was quietly building the foundation of what would later become a remarkable digital career. Today, he stands tall among Ghana’s rising tech creators, an inspiration to young Africans hungry for opportunity […] The post The

It is hard to accept that the Africa Cup of Nations is underway in Morocco, with the finals set for this weekend, yet Ghana is missing from the 2025 tournament. This is our first absence in about 21 years—an absence that is both painful and deeply symbolic. Ghana, a nation celebrated for its rich football […] The post AFCON: Africa’s pride — But Ghana is missing appeared first on The

Kpin kpin! Halleluya! My bank sent me an alert last night just when I was about to catch some sleep. I was excited and I thought manna had fallen. I opened it and it is a deduction for ATM services. This was from the coins left in my account o! what kind of drama is […] The post Useless Column with Mawuli Zogbenu: How to make your Wife change appeared first on The

In the journey of life, opportunities are not mere chance occurrences; they are divine moments when heaven reaches down to speak to earth, gently nudging us toward our God-given purpose and destiny. Every opportunity carries within it a seed of potential; an invitation to rise, to lead and to make a mark in the world […] The post The Laws of Opportunity: 5

By Samuel SAM Rice is one of the staple foods most widely consumed in Ghana, particularly in rural communities. Local rice production and consumption are, therefore, critical for Ghanaian schoolchildren, who depend on it for energy, growth and academic performance. Prioritising local rice also reduces import dependency. Research indicates that over 50 percent of Ghana’s […] The post Fortification

By Henry Atta NYAME “When the WASSCE results came, they said that over 50 percent had failed. These are not just numbers. I am not looking at the failure in terms of numbers but in terms of human faces. We are failing human beings on a large scale in this country, and that should really […] The post From pass mark to potential: The human cost of exam failure appeared

By Dr. Ebenezer Arthur DUNCAN A new study reveals that CEO trust and organizational commitment are key drivers of sustainable industrial development in Ghanaian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). The research surveyed 374 CEOs of Ghanaian SMEs, finding that trust and commitment are essential for building dynamic capabilities that propel sustainability initiatives. This highlights the […] The post Trust

By Clement ADZISU Climate risk needs to be managed in a way that builds on the responsible role that Ghana has assumed on the international platform regarding the challenge of climate change. However, while there is a focus on increasing ambition for mitigation, a critical gap remains in ensuring that this ambition is supported by […] The post Climate policy is

There are many ways to embarrass yourself as a master of ceremonies, but few are as effective and as avoidable as poor preparation. Mispronounce one important name and you will feel it immediately. Not just on stage, but in the room. The silence changes. Eyes lift. Someone coughs. You know you have entered trouble. Across […] The post On cue with Kafui DEY: Do your homework, save the

By Enoch Young DOGBE What if the solution to Ghana’s youth unemployment and economic stagnation isn’t somewhere far away—but right inside our schools? Imagine thousands of students graduating not just with certificates, but with the skills, creativity, and confidence to launch their own agricultural businesses. The surprising truth is that much of the infrastructure and […] The post From school

A labour expert, Ms Claudia Otchere, has dismissed media reports suggesting that recent resignations at the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) amount to a crisis. “From the perspective of a labour relations expert, the concerns raised about staff resignations at the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) deserve to be acknowledged with clarity and balance. In […] The post Staff

By Professor Kwasi DARTEY-BAAH As a new year unfolds, leaders across organisations naturally reflect on targets, strategies, and performance expectations. Yet the most important leadership work rarely appears on dashboards or strategic plans. It begins quietly, internally, with how leaders choose to conduct themselves. Leadership, fundamentally, is influence but influence that endures is anchored in […] The post Leadership

By Charlotte Sarfowaa AKAN-DUNCAN The beginning of a new year often brings a sense of renewal across organisations. Leadership teams refine goals, strategies are refreshed, and commitments to improve customer experience are frequently restated. Yet for many customers, the reality changes little. Service inconsistencies, unmet expectations and limited responsiveness remain familiar experiences across industries. As […] The post The

By Prof. Samuel Lartey www.pefghana.org In the spirit of Wallace D. Wattles’ idea of divine partnership, where individuals and universal forces co-create reality, Ghana stands at a pivotal crossroads. Its socio-political system, economic and business sectors, and educational institutions can forge a synergistic alliance that accelerates national growth, fosters sustainable development, and unlocks human potential. […] The post Co-creating

The Member of Parliament for Karaga and former Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has donated 4,000 gallons of fuel to residents of the constituency as part of a New Year outreach aimed at easing transportation and business costs. The fuel distribution, which took place in Karaga, targeted a wide range of transport operators, including […] The post Karaga MP distributes

By Kizito CUDJOE The Auditor-General has directed the Petroleum Commission (PC) and Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to impose statutory penalties on International Oil Companies (IOCs) which fail to pay surface rental fees on time, warning that persistent defaults are eroding petroleum revenues and exposing weaknesses in enforcement of the country’s upstream fiscal regime. This directive […] The post Sanction