… Moderated by broadcaster Bernard Avle, the panel discussion, themed: ‘Beyond Good Intentions: What Moves and Sustains Women in Leadership’, featured Mr Buami, Sheila Minka-Premo and Mavis Owusu-Gyamfi. …
… Moderated by celebrated broadcaster Bernard Avle, the panel discussion, themed “Beyond Good Intentions: What Moves and Sustains Women in Leadership,” featured Komla Buami alongside Sheila Minka-Premo and Mavis Owusu-Gyamfi. …
… We actually missed that particular boat.” Speaking in an interview with Bernard Avle on Channel One TV on Wednesday, September 30, Mr Hosi said political considerations, including concerns about the 2020 general election, played a role in the scaling back of the earlier measures. …
… This critical issue was the focus of the May episode of EdTech Mondays, where host Bernard Avle was joined by psychologist and lead counsellor Priscilla Adjei Mensah and Ida Alottey-Brown, Head of Special Educational Needs at Mission Paediatrics. …
Telecel Ghana's External Affairs Director called for gender inclusion to be made a core business priority rather than one-off initiatives, arguing that women's advancement should be embedded in organisational systems and processes. Speaking at the 10th anniversary Executive Women's Network conference in Accra, he highlighted Telecel's initiatives including female representation targets and the Female Engineering Student Scholarship Programme.
Telecel Ghana's External Affairs Director called for gender inclusion to be made a core business priority rather than one-off initiatives, arguing that women's advancement should be embedded in organisational systems and processes. Speaking at the 10th anniversary Executive Women's Network conference in Accra, he highlighted Telecel's initiatives including female representation targets and the Female Engineering Student Scholarship Programme.
Telecel Ghana's External Affairs Director participated in a panel discussion at the 10th anniversary conference of the Executive Women's Network (EWN), a Ghanaian non-governmental organisation focused on advancing women in senior management and executive positions across Africa.
Senyo Hosi, Convenor of the One Ghana Movement, argues that Ghana lost a critical opportunity to decisively tackle illegal small-scale mining during former President Akufo-Addo's first term, as initial crackdown efforts were weakened due to political and economic considerations, including concerns about the 2020 election.
The Ghana Cocoa Board has decided to raise $1.4 billion from domestic investors to finance cocoa purchases for the 2026/2027 season, describing this as a deliberate strategic shift away from its traditional reliance on international borrowing, not a result of exclusion from international markets. The Deputy Chief Executive Officer said international banks have approached COCOBOD about returning to the international market, but the board opted for a different approach based on lessons from previous financing arrangements.
COCOBOD has raised $1.4 billion from domestic investors to finance cocoa purchases for the 2026/2027 season, representing a deliberate strategic shift from international borrowing rather than exclusion from global markets. The Deputy Chief Executive Officer said international banks have approached the board about returning to international markets, but COCOBOD opted for a different approach based on lessons from previous financing arrangements.
The Member of Parliament for Manhyia South says the conviction of NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) has deeply affected the party and its supporters. The NPP remains unconvinced by the trial evidence and plans to examine the court's judgment before deciding on next steps.
Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah says the conviction of NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) has devastated party supporters and members. The MP argued the prosecution failed to present sufficient direct evidence to meet the criminal standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt, and the party plans to study the court's written judgment before deciding on next steps.
According to global estimates, nearly 40% of children aged 8 to 12 are using social media despite minimum age restrictions. Experts warn that while technological proficiency is valuable, screens should not replace developmental experiences such as communication, social interaction, physical activity, and adaptive life skills.
The Accra-Tema Motorway reconstruction is 48% complete with major drainage infrastructure already helping to reduce flooding along the corridor. The project involves construction of about 20 culverts and three interchanges, most of which are nearing completion.
An editorial argues that Ghana's proposed 24-hour economy cannot succeed without a technically competent, disciplined workforce; the policy aims to increase production and create sustainable jobs, but requires better skills development, supervision, and workplace culture alongside business expansion.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita stated at the 3i Africa Summit in Accra that Africa is well-positioned to lead the next phase of digital financial transformation, moving from mobile money to more sophisticated, technology-driven systems including digital credit, remittances, and blockchain-enabled services.
The National Food Buffer Stock Company says it requires at least GH¢770 million to absorb a rice surplus from the 2025 farming season, but has received only GH¢100 million in 2025 funds and is awaiting a further GH¢200 million announced in the 2026 Budget.