CEO of Ghana's National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme, advocating for agricultural investment and supporting youth entrepreneurship initiatives.
… He said the seriousness of the allegations requires competent state institutions to establish the facts and determine whether the claims made by GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi and NEIP CEO Eric Adjei are true. …
… Mr Opare Addo will be joined by heads of key agencies under the Ministry, including National Youth Authority CEO Osman Abdulai Ayariga, Youth Employment Agency CEO Malik Basintale, National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme CEO Eric Adjei and National Service Authority Di …
… Legal practitioner and public interest advocate Eric Adjei says beneficiaries of state-sponsored education must recognise that their studies are funded by taxpayers and should therefore consider giving back to the country as an important responsibility. …
Legal practitioner and public interest advocate Eric Adjei has called for a united, non-partisan national approach to tackling illegal mining, warning that the menace is becoming a “pandemic” that threatens Ghana’s natural resources. …
The CEO of Ghana's National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme said Africa's challenge is building integrated systems that provide innovators with financing, mentorship, and market access to turn ideas into sustainable businesses and jobs. He noted that Ghana is developing an interconnected entrepreneurial ecosystem and urged Africa to create systems enabling research, capital, technology and talent to move across borders.
The CEO of Ghana's National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme said Africa's challenge is building integrated systems that provide innovators with financing, mentorship, and market access to turn ideas into sustainable businesses and jobs. He noted that Ghana is developing an interconnected entrepreneurial ecosystem and urged Africa to create systems enabling research, capital, technology and talent to move across borders.
Daniel B. Dzirasah, the Ghanaian Times' Bono Regional Correspondent, won Best Reporter in Mining and Best Development-Focused Reporter at the 4th Bono Regional Ghana Journalists Association Awards. Eight other journalists were also honoured at the ceremony in Sunyani.
The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme CEO announced that successful applicants for the 2026 Adwumawura Programme will receive notifications starting Friday, September 4, with registration scheduled for September 8–11 and training to commence on September 14, 2026 across designated centres.
The CEO of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme has called for sustained investment and practical support for farmers to make agriculture more attractive to young people, citing climate change, low productivity and inadequate support as ongoing challenges. Jaman North District has received 3,500 bags of fertiliser for distribution to 1,500 farmers.
The CEO of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme donated 1,500 bags of fertiliser to farmers in Jaman North District to support agricultural production and reduce production challenges. The donation brings the total quantity of fertiliser received by the district to 3,500 bags, expected to benefit 1,500 farmers.
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme distributed free fertiliser to farmers in Jaman North Constituency to support agricultural production and ease financial burdens on rural households.
Member of Parliament Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has alleged that Ghana Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi is using extortion accusations against Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin as a distraction from losses exceeding US$1.7 billion incurred by the Bank of Ghana. Gyamfi has denied responsibility for the losses and countered with claims that Afenyo-Markin is an "extortionist," but Oppong Nkrumah contends Ghanaians should focus on accountability in the management of gold resources and central bank finances rather than the allegations.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has filed legal action against Samuel Adu Gyamfi and Multimedia Group Limited at the Accra High Court, and against Eric Adjei and Peace FM at the Achimota Circuit Court, over extortion allegations. He told Parliament he has submitted himself to the legal process and challenged those behind the allegations to report him to law enforcement agencies.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has filed two legal suits against the CEO of the Ghana Gold Board Sammy Gyamfi and others, alleging defamatory claims connected to his scrutiny of GoldBod and the Bank of Ghana's Domestic Gold Purchase Programme.
Andrew Appiah Danquah, Director of Legal and Constitutional Affairs of the United Party, has defended the party's petition to state institutions regarding alleged extortion involving Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, clarifying that the party is seeking investigation rather than a declaration of guilt. He said the allegations raised by GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi and NEIP CEO Eric Adjei require competent state institutions to establish the facts and determine whether public power was misused for private interests.
Minister George Opare Addo opened the National Youth Forum 2026 at UPSA in Accra, bringing together young people and heads of youth-focused agencies to discuss challenges and opportunities. The forum provided a platform for youth to raise concerns and propose solutions, with agency heads outlining available programmes.
The Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment, George Opare Addo, will lead a national engagement with young Ghanaians on Wednesday, August 19, at the 2026 National Youth Forum in Accra, where youth will raise concerns and share ideas on issues affecting their lives and future.
Legal practitioner Eric Adjei has urged Ghanaian students studying abroad on government scholarships to return home after completing their programmes and use their knowledge to contribute to national development. He stressed that beneficiaries should recognise their studies are funded by taxpayers and consider it a responsibility to apply their expertise to solving problems in Ghana.
Legal practitioner Eric Adjei has warned that illegal mining (galamsey) is becoming a "pandemic" threatening Ghana's natural resources and called for a non-partisan national approach to tackle it, citing damage to water bodies, forests, agricultural lands and public health across mining communities.
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme has defended the Finance Minister's economic leadership, dismissing the NPP's claim that the government is not spending to stimulate the economy as propaganda and asserting that the government maintains fiscal discipline while honouring statutory obligations and making strategic investments.
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme, Eric Adjei, said the opposition NPP's "the future is pregnant" slogan does not scare the governing NDC, insisting the John Dramani Mahama administration remains committed to delivering on its promises through integrity and accountability.
The University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development launched its maiden Career Connect fair in Kumasi, bringing together employers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders to provide students with internship, mentorship, and career development opportunities.