Electrochem Ghana Limited has condemned a violent raid on its facility by armed individuals claiming affiliation with the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The attack, which occurred around 3:00 am, involved assailants wielding cutlasses and firearms, reportedly led by a known political activist. The intruders ransacked the premises, stealing essential office supplies and large quantities of […] The post

WaterAid Ghana has appealed to the President John Dramani Mahama to make water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) a top priority as he begins his tenure. This forms part of its congratulatory message on his election victory as the newly inaugurated president of Ghana with Ghanaians demonstrating maturity in a peaceful change of government. WaterAid envisages […] The post WaterAid

By Peter Martey AGBEKO As Ghana ushers in a new year, there is growing chatter about the possibility of another electricity supply challenge — the dreaded “dumsor.” This unsettling term, which evokes memories of darkness and economic stagnation, has resurfaced in national conversations. While the transition from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to the National […] The post Whispers

By Prof. Samuel Lartey [email protected] Corruption, an age-old societal parasite, thrives in the shadows, perpetuating inequality, draining resources, and eroding trust in institutions. In Ghana, it is a pervasive challenge that transcends social, business, and political boundaries, infiltrating the very systems designed to uphold integrity. This feature delves into the historical roots of corruption, its […] The post

Lying in the Rotunda in Washington, D.C., are the final remains of one of the greatest humanitarians to have ever served as President of the United States, President Jimmy Carter. It is with deep emotion and reverence that I reflect on the privilege of meeting him on several occasions. What impressed me the most about […] The post Jimmy Carter: The true servant leader

By Kingsley LARBI( Rev. Prof.)  Chapter 28 of Born to Win recounts an inspiring journey, the embryonic stages of Central University. What began as a modest ministerial training institute in a car garage at Dansoman has evolved into one of Ghana’s premier private universities. The story, enriched by the leadership of Dr. Mensa Otabil and his […] The post From a garage to greatness

By Peter Martey AGBEKO, APR In a modest corner of Accra, in the bustling suburb of Adabraka, a young Victor B. Lawrence once roamed the streets, brimming with curiosity and ambition. Today, this Ghanaian-born engineer, scientist, professor, and entrepreneur stands as one of the world’s foremost contributors to digital communications and signal processing. Victor Lawrence’s story begins at Achimota Secondary […] The post

By Justice Peprah AGYEI The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has confirmed that from January to August 2024, the total number of accident cases reported on Ghana’s roads was 8,653, and the total number of vehicles engaged in road traffic accidents was 14,654. Though the numbers are somewhat high, the authority explains that there has […] The post

By Kodwo BRUMPON “You can learn wisdom at your grandfather’s feet, or at the end of a stick.” – Zulu proverb We all work, because it is part of the rhythm of living. It is so important it determines what our activism is, and allows our being to stand out. Contrary to what many assume, […] The post It’s a year of renewal appeared first on The

Eric Osiakwan & Yaw Owusu General Electric, Coca Cola, Colgate-Palmolive and other industry leaders have been around for more than a century and remain competitive in their respective markets. Today, we investigate why such entrepreneurial feat is rare in Africa and why less than one percent of businesses founded on the continent outlive their founding […] The post

By Gerald Nana KUSI The term “interest rate derivatives” often elicits uncertainty, even among seasoned corporate finance teams. Similar to other risk management instruments, many perceive these tools as complex. However, because interest rates remain volatile, impacting borrowing costs, businesses managing variable-rate loans or planning major capital expenditures must now prioritise these tools more than […] The post

In a vibrant celebration of the festive season, Stanbic Bank Ghana transformed key landmarks in Accra and Kumasi with dazzling lights and decorations. The Kotoka International Airport and Danquah Circle Roundabouts in Accra, along with the Prempeh I Airport Roundabout in Kumasi, became radiant symbols of joy and unity, captivating residents and visitors alike. Beyond […] The post

By Joana ABBIW Welcome to our final episode in this series on the future of work and bridging the skills gap. This week, we’re diving into a critical but often underappreciated element of success in the tech industry: soft skills. While technical expertise is fundamental to building a successful career in tech, soft skills serve […] The post The importance

By Rachel GYABAAH This article reflects on some of the positive gains made by the African continent amidst financial challenges and increasing debt burden. Africa has been making notable strides in asserting its voice and presence on the global stage. From increased participation in high-level multilateral forums like the G20 to influencing critical reforms in […] The post

By Juliet ETEFE ([email protected]) President John Dramani Mahama has pledged to reset Ghana’s path toward inclusive governance, gender equality, youth empowerment and economic transformation. Addressing the jubilant crowd at the Independence Square in Accra on January 7, 2025 where he was sworn-in as President, Mr. Mahama outlined his vision for a prosperous country anchored in […] The post

By Ernest De-Graft EGYIR On January 7 ,2025, the world witnessed the dawn of a new chapter in Ghana’s political history with the inauguration of His Excellency John Dramani Mahama as President of the Republic of Ghana. This event was not just a ceremonial transition of power; it marked the reaffirmation of our collective commitment […] The post A renewed promise: Resetting

By Douglas BOATENG (Prof) Professor Douglas Boateng shares a vision for national growth through strategic salt development In a recent interview with a leading international industrial journalist, Professor Douglas Boateng, a globally-renowned industrial engineer, industrialist, Pan-Africanist, chartered director and social entrepreneur, as well as the Chair of the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) and Labadi […] The post

In Hans Christian Andersen’s timeless fable – the Emperor’s New Clothes, a ruler’s vanity and the courtiers’ complicity expose a fundamental truth: sometimes, the most obvious reality is the one most desperately denied. Outgoing President William Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has written a modern-day version of this tale, where a government’s self-delusion became its most […] The post

By Kizito CUDJOE The Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Security (IES), Nana Amoasi VII, has raised concerns over the timing of the planned maintenance activities on the offshore West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP), warning that the exercise could expose Ghana to significant energy supply risks. The mandatory maintenance operation, set to run from […] The post

By Edward BOATENG On December 28, 2024, I had the distinct privilege of attending a refined and simple celebration of Professor Ofosu Amaah’s 90th birthday. It was a day that encapsulated everything he represents—grace, humility, and an enduring impact on countless lives. Family, friends, and admirers gathered to honor a man whose wisdom and kindness […] The post Prof.