Stephen Blewett, CEO of MTN Ghana For many Ghanaians, MTN Ghana is responsible for the signal on their phone or the “ping” of a MoMo notification. However, beneath the
Stephen Blewett, CEO of MTN Ghana For many Ghanaians, MTN Ghana is responsible for the signal on their phone or the “ping” of a MoMo notification. However, beneath the
The writer It has been about three years since then-Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin said his country would turn around the security fortunes of the Alliance of Sahel
The writer A few years ago, as a young woman with wild hopes and dreams, when I began losing my sight, I feared that my world would become smaller.
The writer Who would have thought that there would come a time when the universally acknowledged enemy of food hygiene, the common housefly, would be viewed as the guide
Pearl Nkrumah In Ghana’s traditionally male-dominated banking industry, Ms. Pearl Nkrumah stands at the helm of Access Bank (Ghana) Plc as Managing Director, bringing over 25 years of experience
Over nearly a decade leading the United Nations, I have seen our world repeatedly tested – by climate shocks, deepening poverty, violent conflict and shrinking civic space. But I
A few years ago, buying something online in Ghana felt like a gamble. You clicked “order,” hoped the seller was genuine, prayed the delivery rider wouldn’t vanish with your
Today’s world, which is marked by rapid technological change, social pressures and complex moral choices, requires that many people will turn to the Bible for guidance and inspiration. The
Professor Kwabena Frimpong-Manso Opuni The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has launched investigations into reports that some vendors are using polyethylene (plastic) in the frying of plantain chips to
A Catholic Priest, Rev. Albert Henry Candler, played yeoman’s role in pioneering education in the Northern Territories at a time when the value of the subject had not yet
It was unsurprising that attempts were made to eliminate the President, none of them succeeding until the February 24, 1966 coup which offered the coup de grace. In one
The writers Across Africa, development work has always demanded patience, partnership, and deft political navigation. Today, in a growing number of countries, it demands something more perilous: courage under
A picture from the 2024 IWD march in Accra When I assumed office as United Nations Resident Coordinator, I was immediately struck by the remarkable strength of Ghanaian women.