Kennedy Agyepong   Kenpong Travel and Tours CEO, Kennedy Agyepong (Kenpong), has flown out of the country to World Cup host country, Qatar. He left the country last Sunday to

Isaac Tetteh   Former Hearts of Oak board member, Isaac Tetteh (TT Brothers), is optimistic the current crop of players in the Black Stars camp have what it takes to

Some officials of the summit   COUNTRY DIRECTOR Of ActionAid Ghana, John Nkaw, has called for the establishment of an international financing facility to help the most vulnerable countries recover

Papa Annan Swanzy (middle) with other disappointed family members in court yesterday   THE HOPES of the family members of the lady who was murdered in Mankessim recently, to witness

Men Group B winner Philip Ayesu (left) receiving his prize   Amateur golf duo of Kwame Boafo and Julia Strachan Watson finished as winners of the Pink Cup 2022, at

Dr. Joseph Obeng   THE GHANA Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has cited the re-introduction of the benchmark values as the reason for the increase cost of goods in the

Emelia Arthur   As most people in Ghana today figure out ways to deal with the overwhelming financial crisis facing our nation, made-in-Ghana campaign ambassador and gospel singer, Ms. Emelia

Edem   Ghanaian hiplife/hiphop artiste Denning Edem Hotor, popularly known as Edem, who is also the CEO OF Volta Regime Music Group (VRMG), has advised against adulteration of folklore songs

A scene from the burial ceremony   Thousands of Ghanaians including musicians, music producers as well as people from all walks of life last Saturday joined the family of the

Officials of GSA and CILT in a group photograph THE GHANA Shippers’ Authority (GSA) and the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) have intensified collaborations to train ground handlers

David Malpass   THE WORLD Bank has announced a new multi-partner fund which will pool funding from the global community — including donor countries, the private sector and foundations —

Russia President Vladimir Putin   MAJORITY OF Ghanaians are of the view that the current economic challenges in the country have been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing