By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU and Ebenezer Chike Adjei Njoku The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) reached a historic milestone, with its market capitalisation surpassing the GH¢100 billion mark, on the back of renewed investor confidence in the capital market. Closing on Monday November 4, at GH¢102.07billion, the GSE has added approximately GH¢29 billion to its value […] The post Investor

to curb US$200m yearly losses, boost timber trade By Kizito CUDJOE Ghana is preparing to complete the process necessary for issuing Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) licences in partnership with the European Union (EU). Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade is a European Union initiative to address illegal logging and the social, economic […] The post Gov’t

By Ernest Bako WUBONTO President-Stanford Seed Transformation Network (SSTN), Carl F. Richards, has urged businesses in Africa to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) as an innovative tool to leapfrog conventional ways of operating. He explained that Al signifies a fundamental shift in how industries operate and succeed. He emphasised that AI is more than just a […] The post

Academic City University College has awarded Anita Pokua-Denteh Rockson, a semi-finalist in this year’s National Science and Maths Quiz, a US$40,000 scholarship. Ms. Rockson, a student at Wesley Girls Senior High School, will pursue a BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Academic City. The Academic City Presidential Scholarship recognizes students with excellent academic performance, […] The post

President Nana Akufo-Addo has underscored the vital role of cyber-security as a foundational mechanism for attainment of various Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs). The President emphasised that in an era where digital transformation is integral to national progress, the need to get cyber-security fundamentals right cannot be overemphasised; hence, the need for continuous collaborative efforts to […] The post

The need to develop a modern, diversified, efficient and financially sustainable ‘energy economy’ that will ensure all Ghanaian homes and industries have access to adequate, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable supplies of energy cannot be over-emphasised. However, this economic transformative agenda may not be fully realised without a well trained, skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workforce. […] The post