The writer Throughout history, railways have shaped the economic fortunes of nations. Where tracks were laid, industries thrived; where they weren’t, growth stalled. Today, Africa faces a similar situation,
Ghana Sees Lower Inflation, Currency Boost – Survey
The country’s business environment is stabilising, with lower inflation, a more stable currency, and declining interest rates, according to the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce’s (UKGCC) 2025 Business Environment and
WAEC Begins Probe Into Alleged Exam Malpractice
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has begun investigating alleged malpractices involving over 7,000 students at various WAEC offices across the country, according to sources. These students, who participated
Access Bank Ranks High In Board Diversity
Managing Director, Ms. Pearl Nkrumah Access Bank (Ghana) PLC has been ranked among the top-performing companies in boardroom gender diversity, according to the newly released Ghana Board Diversity Index
UNAIDS Urges African Leaders To Strengthen HIV Responses
Angeli Achrekar speaking to the media The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has called on African leaders to speed up efforts to strengthen and sustain their national HIV responses through renewed political commitment,
New Court Suit Seeks To Injunct Release Of Daddy Lumba’s Body
The late Daddy Lumba Just when plans for Daddy Lumba’s final farewell seemed ready to proceed, a new court action has reopened tensions within the family, with some five
Pass Consumer Protection Laws – Govt Told
A policy think tank has raised concerns over the country’s prolonged delay in passing a Consumer Protection Law and a Competition Law, warning that the absence of these regulations
I’m Not Mentally Unstable – 2Baba Slams Family
Nigerian music legend, 2Baba, has denied rumours that he is mentally unstable, accusing some family members of running a dangerous smear campaign against him and targeting his partner, Natasha.
Lord Tony Adansi Joins Dentsu Ghana
Lord Tony Adansi Dentsu Ghana has announced a major boost to its creative leadership with the appointment of Lord Tony Adansi, one of Africa’s most respected creative thinkers, as
Small Acts Of Disorder
The writer Ghana is a nation of immense promise, yet we struggle with a persistent problem that quietly undermines our governance, public safety, and national discipline: we tolerate too
‘WATSAN Initiative Changing Lives’
Ayishetu Mohammed A Water and Sanitation (WATSAN) initiative by Gold Fields Ghana Foundation is improving the living standards of the people in the beneficiary communities. A monitoring exercises carried
GTEC’s Delayed Action
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has acted again. Until the Commission started raising concern and taking action against the use of unearned academic titles, many had hardly heard