By Kingsley Webora TANKEH The Canada Ghana Chamber of Commerce (CANCHAM) has made significant strides in wooing Canadian companies into Ghana – especially in the mining sector – and reshaping the ...

By Isaac KUSI  It is often said that the best things in life are free and that knowledge is power. Nowhere are these two sayings more apt than in the area of healthcare where knowledge makes the ...

The Aga Khan University (AKU) has met with senior officials from the United Nations agencies in the health sector to advance preparations for the World Health Summit Regional Meeting (WHSRM), which ...

Africanism was born as an act of defiance. It emerged from the conviction that Africa’s fragmentation was not accidental, but designed, and that unity was the only durable response. For Kwame Nkrumah, ...

By Prof. Samuel Lartey Nations do not fail for lack of ideas. They fail when execution falters, reforms are abandoned midway, and discipline weakens under pressure. Ghana’s current economic recovery ...

By Peter Martey AGBEKO Each year, thousands of young Ghanaians complete senior high school brimming with hope, ambition and a deep desire to continue their education. For many, however, that hope ...

Ghana’s property market is advancing. Designs are sharper, finishes are better, and ambition is clear. Yet, this growth lacks  certain fundamentals that would fully unlock foreign investment. To ...

You may believe your most important communication moments happen on stage or on television. They don’t. Your most consequential communication moments usually happen around a table. Boardrooms are ...

What 2025 Revealed About Power, Partnership, and Professional Respect  By Moliehi Molekoa (Managing Director of Magna Carta Reputation Management Consultants and PRISA Board Member) The start of a new ...

Ghana could significantly reduce its reliance on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if it narrows its widening tax gap, Acting Commissioner-Domestic Tax Revenue Division (DTRD) Dr. Martin Kobil ...