By Elizabeth PUNSU, Apam The Deputy Minister of Energy and Green Transition, Richard Gyan-Mensah, has urged students to embrace digital skills alongside co-curricular activities, describing them as ...

Students across Ghana are discovering new worlds through African literature, thanks to UBA Ghana commitment to education and youth development. As part of its flagship Read Africa Project, UBA has ...

By Prince Kojo Tabiri, Esq. “Conflict is inevitable, but combat is optional.” – Max Lucado As the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) progresses from policy to practice, one challenge looms: ...

By Dr. John Maccarthy & Prof. John AMOH Businesses worldwide seek to reduce costs and protect profits, with taxes representing one of their largest expenses. It is therefore natural for companies to ...

Let’s be honest. In Ghana (and across Africa), we love job titles. The longer, the better. Add “Chief,” “Executive,” “Manager,” “Director,” and suddenly you’re walking with extra respect at church, ...

By Fynn Kusi ADJEI Ghana’s mineral wealth should be a foundation for lasting prosperity, yet many host communities remain underdeveloped, impoverished, and scarred by environmental damage. This harsh ...

By Dr Andrews Ayiku Starting your own business in Ghana is more than just a change of job; it’s a daring step towards impact, freedom, and innovation. To distinguish out in a dynamic, rapidly changing ...

Ghana is fast becoming a pivotal player in the global shea economy, and with the highly anticipated World Shea Expo 2025 ...

By Akihiko TANAKA As the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) convenes in Yokohama, the world turns its attention once again to Africa—a continent rich in diversity, ...

Early feedback from the investment forum in Yokohama has shown that the country remains an attractive destination for capital. With more than 100 Japanese firms participating, the message has been ...

For two decades (and perhaps, longer), mining laws in the country formerly known as the Gold Coast have largely served ...