Medical tourism, which involves travelling to another country specifically for medical care, when well organised, is a potential revenue source for any nation. Often driven by lower costs or the availability of treatments not readily accessible in a patient’s home country, the trend has become a global industry, with people from various countries seeking treatments […] The post Making

Lifelong learner and mentor, Isaac Edoh, who, packing vision and leading with purpose, lives by his one principled philosophy ‘Leadership is not about being in charge. It’s about serving with clarity, building sustainably and moving forward – together’. One of upward motion, Isaac’s story is rooted in humility, refined through service and elevated by strategic […] The post Meet… appeared first on The

The recent increase in mobile money transactions following the E-Levy repeal highlights the significance of understanding and identifying with the needs of the people. This act demonstrates that governance should prioritise empathy and collaboration. Empathy in governance Effective governance requires identifying with the people, understanding their struggles and developing solutions that resonate with them. Imposing […] The post MINDSET

Encountering someone you have idolised for years can feel surreal and exciting. It could easily be a moment where your personal admiration for the person’s accomplishments or qualities comes to life, potentially leading to a feeling of awe or a desire to connect further. That best describes my edifying encounter with Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, who is widely lauded […] The post Chris

Here at the seashore Surrounded by countless seashells No one intrudes with a call No one inputes a yell   The breeze Windy and salty Ever free Ever blowing to freeze Never ever learning to be rude   The waves Their wavy oscillating attitude Constant and intrusive Ever been weaving and rolling Never waving a […] The post Poetry Corner: At The Seashore  appeared first on The

Delta and Missoni, the renowned Italian fashion brand, are expanding their partnership as the brands elevate customers’ time in the air with comfort, sophistication and style. This year, the partnership will launch a luxurious Delta One collection, which includes a Missoni bedding set designed for Delta, along with a suite of amenities that include a […] The post Designed for

The Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Dr. Rashid Pelpuo, has officially inaugurated a newly trained Inspection and Compliance Task Force to enforce workplace safety and labour standards across the country. The task force, comprising inspectors trained under the Factories, Offices and Shops Act (FOSA), Act 328, and the Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), will […] The post Labour

Welcome to Work in Progress, your source of unique, inspiring stories of founders of African start–ups. In this episode, I had a riveting conversation with Wisdom Anku, the Chief Executive Officer of Propartners Exchange Limited. He shares their journey of highs and lows and the incredible resilience that has kept him and his team afloat […] The post Work

Christian men who are desirous of taking up leadership positions in the Church and its organisations must be committed and dedicated to their responsibilities in ensuring the quality growth and development of the Church, Very Rev. Helena Opoku-Sarkodie has observed. She said taking up the task of being in the helms of affairs of the […] The post Remain

In a significant recognition of leadership in maternal healthcare innovation by the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, Sarah Nkansah Boateng, a registered midwife and founder of TTYM Global (Talk To Your Midwife), has been named the Best Midwife in the Eastern Region for 2025. This honour celebrates not only her clinical excellence but also […] The post Sarah

As the continent marks Africa Month in May, focus falls on the African narrative, and the need to tell our story from our own perspective. That story must be the product of African culture. But how does culture evolve? Much of what is accepted today as “part of our culture” began as something fresh and […] The post MultiChoice

By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR Now so it was that after three days they found Him in the temple, sitting in the midst of the teachers, both listening to them and asking them questions. ~Luke 2:46 NKJV The Silent Struggle Victoria was a junior project manager at a software development company. She was eager to […] The post Career mistake #4:

The Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Hon. Dr. Abdul-Rashid Hassan Pelpuo, has issued a passionate call for intensified national efforts to eliminate child labour in Ghana. Speaking at the national launch and colloquium to commemorate World Day Against Child Labour, held at the Kofi Annan ICT Centre in Ridge, the Minister highlighted the alarming […] The post Minister

No casualties or injuries were recorded during last Wednesday night’s unfortunate fire incident that gutted a row of buildings at Maaha Beach Resort in Beyin, Western Region. All guests and personnel present were promptly and efficiently evacuated to safety after the necessary emergency protocols were kicked into action. Management extends its deepest appreciation to the […] The post Operations

She ‘catch’ me again; this time, red-handed inside the ‘thing’. I used my head. If you don’t use your head, your body will suffer. She insisted: ‘don’t tell me it is true’. Wow! Lovely lovely warning! How can I disrespect her by telling her it is true? Ah! My friend, your time may come if […] The post Useless Column with Mawuli ZOBGENU: ‘Use your waist wisely’

The Managing Director of the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), Edward Ato Sarpong, has called on manufacturing companies in Ghana to take full advantage of the current conducive economic landscape to drive innovation, competitiveness, and growth in the sector. Commenting on the 9th Ghana Manufacturing Awards recently held at the Labadi Beach Hotel, Edward Ato Sarpong […] The post ADB

Welcome to Work in Progress, your source of unique, inspiring stories of founders of African start–ups. In this episode, I had a riveting conversation with Wisdom Anku, the Chief Executive Officer of Propartners Exchange Limited. He shares their journey of highs and lows and the incredible resilience that has kept him and his team afloat […] The post Work

By Tawiah MENSAH Africa Day, observed on 25th May every year, is used by member states of the African Union (AU) to celebrate the progress made since the inception of the continental body. The occasion is also used to reflect upon the common challenges faced by members states within the global economy. Thankfully, this year’s […] The post Africa

By Samuel ALESU-DORDZI  Plastics are considered as one of the principal sources of both land-based and marine pollution. On land, plastics are non-degradable. Their footprints are longstanding and enduring. In the oceans and water bodies, plastics and their variants (i.e., microplastics and nano-plastics) have been linked to the poisoning and suffocation of fish and other […] The post Regulating

By Amb Edward Boateng With a heavy heart, I mourn the passing of my dear friend, mentor, and physician of over 30 years, Dr. Felix Konotey-Ahulu. We met in 1994 at Cromwell Hospital, and from that moment, I knew I had encountered a rare soul—brilliant, principled, deeply respectful, and unwavering in his pursuit of truth. […] The post Tribute to Dr. Felix Konotey-Ahulu appeared first on The