… Dr Dzoboku made the observation in an interview on Joy FM’s Personality Profile programme with Lexis Bill on Thursday, September 17, 2026, during which he shared advice for young people seeking to make progress in their personal and professional lives. …
… Dr Dzoboku made the observation in an interview on Joy FM’s Personality Profile programme with Lexis Bill on Thursday, September 17, 2026, where he reflected on lessons he learnt from his childhood days as a cattle herder and how those experiences continue to shape his leadership …
… The Managing Director of Republic Bank says his unlikely journey from a village near Battor in the Volta Region to the top echelons of Ghana’s banking industry began with a life that was far removed from banking. “I started as a cowboy,” Dr Dzoboku told Lexis Bill on Joy FM’s Per …
… The Managing Director of Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC, Dr Benjamin Dzoboku, disclosed this in an interview on Joy FM’s Personality Profile, hosted by Lexis Bill, on Thursday, September 17, 2026. …
… Speaking during Joy FM’s Personality Profile with Lexis Bill on Thursday, August 6, Mr Anim Addo responded to a question on whether he would like to be GFA President someday. …
… Speaking on Joy FM’s Personality Profile with Lexis Bill on Thursday, August 6, Mr Anim Addo said one of his first policy decisions, should he ever become President of the Ghana Football Association, would be to ensure that every Ghanaian player earns national team selection thro …
… Speaking on Joy FM’s Personality Profile with Lexis Bill on Thursday, August 6, Mr Anim Addo said his foremost priority would be to make participation in Ghana’s domestic football structure a prerequisite for players born in Ghana who aspire to represent the national teams. …
… Speaking on Joy FM’s Personality Profile with Lexis Bill on Thursday, August 6, Mr Anim Addo said those values have steadily weakened, particularly among the younger generation, who are increasingly influenced by digital platforms rather than guidance from parents, teachers and s …
… Speaking on Joy FM’s Personality Profile with Lexis Bill on Thursday, August 6, Mr Anim Addo also reflected on the importance of exercising caution in relationships, admitting that his trusting nature had, at times, left him vulnerable. …
Republic Bank Managing Director Dr Benjamin Dzoboku has urged young people to make deliberate use of their 24 hours daily and talents, and to avoid allowing social media and other distractions to consume time that could be invested in building their future.
Republic Bank Managing Director Dr Benjamin Dzoboku has urged young people to make deliberate use of their 24 hours daily and talents, and to avoid allowing social media and other distractions to consume time that could be invested in building their future.
Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC Managing Director Dr Benjamin Dzoboku argues that Ghana's main challenge is not a lack of resources but a lack of discipline in how those resources are managed and utilised. He contends that a society governed by discipline, order and responsibility could achieve dramatic transformation in a relatively short period.
Dr Benjamin Dzoboku, Managing Director of Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC, grew up herding cattle in a village near Battor in the Volta Region before pursuing a banking career. He credits his early experiences with cattle—which involved long days of observation and exposure to leadership among the animals—with shaping lessons in discipline and leadership that continue to guide him today.
Republic Bank is prioritizing mortgage financing as part of its growth strategy, with MD Dr Benjamin Dzoboku describing it as a return to the institution's original purpose. The bank currently holds more than 38 per cent of the mortgage market, with expectations to reach 40–42 per cent by year-end.
Republic Bank (Ghana) is targeting 40-42 per cent of Ghana's mortgage market by end-2026, building on its current market share of more than 38 per cent. The bank's renewed focus on mortgage financing reflects its decision to reconnect with its original mandate as a mortgage finance institution.
Samuel Anim Addo, an Executive Council Member of the Ghana Football Association, has indicated he would be open to leading the GFA in the future if the opportunity presents itself, though he stopped short of declaring any immediate intention to contest for the presidency.
Samuel Anim Addo, an Executive Council Member of the Ghana Football Association, has proposed that all Ghana-born players seeking national team selection must play in the domestic Colts system, arguing the measure would strengthen player development and restore traditional pathways.
Samuel Anim Addo, an Executive Council Member of the GFA, outlined three major reforms to strengthen Ghana football: mandatory participation in domestic structures for Ghana-born players seeking national team selection, improved professional competence in administration, and enhanced transparency in judicial processes. His top priority is requiring players born in Ghana to play Colts football before representing the national teams.
Samuel Anim Addo, Executive Council Member of the Ghana Football Association, has expressed concern over the gradual erosion of Ghana's traditional values and declining culture of discipline and respect, attributing the shift partly to younger generations being increasingly influenced by digital platforms rather than family and community guidance.
Samuel Anim Addo, Executive Council Member of the Ghana Football Association, has advised young people to remain steadfast in adversity, saying perseverance anchored in faith has defined his journey. He also reflected on the importance of exercising caution in relationships, noting that his trusting nature had sometimes left him vulnerable.
The University of Media, Arts and Communication's vice chancellor has described the process of merging the Ghana Institute of Journalism, National Film and Television Institute, and Ghana Institute of Languages into one university as demanding, citing differences in institutional culture, administrative systems, and geographical locations across Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale as ongoing obstacles to full integration.
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Media, Arts and Communication warns that Ghana risks losing its competitive edge in the media landscape without urgent investment to prepare communication professionals for artificial intelligence. He calls for government support to establish AI laboratories and improve facilities at UniMAC.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Media, Arts and Communication has outlined a vision to transform UniMAC into a leading centre for communication and media education in Ghana and West Africa, citing the need to equip graduates with skills for a technology-driven industry shaped by artificial intelligence.
Ecobank Ghana has partnered with The Build Project, a home renovation and construction television series produced by Lexis Bill, to serve as Official Financing Partner. The partnership aims to educate viewers on financial aspects of building and home improvement, including mortgage options and financing solutions for construction and renovation projects.
The Build Project, Ghana's first home renovation and construction television series, has announced MTN Home as its title sponsor. The show premieres in June on Joy Prime and Joy News, following real-life home renovation while covering construction, architecture, roofing, tiling, insurance, technology, and modern living solutions.
Ahead of Joy FM's Mother's Day Out event at Crown Forest Resort, children shared heartfelt reflections on what they know about their mothers—from favourite foods to gifts and gratitude for their sacrifices.
NanaBanyin Dadson, head of the Department of Media and Journalism at African University of Communications and Business, revealed he coined the name "Graphic Showbiz" and became editor of the publication, which emerged from The Mirror newspaper. Over more than 30 years in media, he said he has mentored younger writers and journalists in arts and entertainment journalism.