For those seeking to own a piece of Home, Prestige stands as a statement of modern living, cultural pride, and lasting legacy. For countless sons and daughters of Africa living abroad, Ghana has become more than a destination; it is a journey home. A journey back to roots, to belonging, and to the heartbeat of […] The post Prestige: A new symbol of homecoming and

There was a time when the world could sit down and write new rules. The decades after 1945 saw an extraordinary wave of treaties: the Geneva Conventions, the Law of the Sea, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the conventions that underpin trade, environment, and human rights today. It was a golden age of cooperation, a […] The post Why Global Law-Making Has Stalled, and What

Every year, like clockwork, a familiar national drama unfolds across Ghana. It’s that season of anxious parents, teary-eyed children, long queues at cyber cafés, and countless phone calls to “someone who knows someone”. The Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) – a well-intentioned innovation meant to make senior high school placement fair and efficient […] The post Reflections

Former workers of the Bogoso–Prestea Mine have renewed calls for government intervention following what they describe as repeated failures by Heath Goldfields Ltd. (HGL) to honour its financial obligations to them. Speaking at a news conference in Prestea on Thursday, spokesperson for the workers, Kwame Kyei Addo, said the former employees have reached a breaking […] The post Ex-Bogoso–Prestea

If culture is the people of a nation expressing themselves, then cybersecurity is the army that protects its ability to do that. In the modern, digital economy, the one cannot exist without the other. Creativity is culture at the individual level, the artistic urge that drives artists and other citizens to give voice to their […] The post Secure the stream: Protecting creativity

Art Ongoing – Nov 24. When Women Create. A group exhibition curated by Johanes F. Kuwornu Jnr. featuring works by Mary-Jo ‘MJ’ Adjetey, Whitney C. Ernest and Nana Ama Sackey. The show celebrates the power of women’s creativity through painting, digital art, and mixed media. @Tea Baa, La – Accra. Thu Oct 30 – Sun […] The post Accra Life: The essential list appeared

For the past 10 years, Selorm Agudu, Chief Farmer at Urban Jungle Agro Limited, has led a team of some 30 skilled individuals to build a fresh food production, aggregation and distribution enterprise targeted at the local market. Their clients range from the high-end industrial processing houses down to individual homes, with a 5000sqm greenhouse […] The post PJ

Tilly’s Farm is deepening its investment in Ghana’s pork value chain through capacity building and strategic partnerships aimed at boosting local production and supporting smallholder pig farmers. As part of this commitment, the company hosted the 2025 Porktober Farmer Training on October 9, 2025, bringing together 30 pig farmers from across the country for a […] The post Tilly’s

In its 9th year, the annual celebration of Ghana’s vibrant and rapidly evolving art scene, proudly hosted by Gallery 1957, brings together a global community of collectors, museum directors, fair directors, patrons, curators, writers and artists. This year, like always, there is an eclectic line-up of exhibitions, guided tours, artist-in-residence visits, institutional excursions around the […] The post MICE

“This virtue is not mine alone,” President-elect of the Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF), Mr. Seth Yeboah Ocran, has said after polling an overwhelming 68 out of 72 votes cast at the 2025 GHATOF Executive Council Elections held last Wednesday in Accra. Indeed, Mr. Ocran asserts that: “It is a triumph of every tour operator, hotelier, […] The post MICE CAFE: New leadership

As has become an annual tradition in the lead-up to the realisation of the monumental institution of culture, all roads lead to the Accra International Conference Centre on November 7, for an extraordinary evening of music and culture, as the capital gathers to raise funds for the commencement of the physical construction of the Pan […] The post MICE CAFE: A spectacular

By Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) Chief Executive, Richard Ofori Agyeman Boadi, has announced plans to collaborate with the Fire Service to conduct training sessions for workers in large shops, supermarkets, and malls on how to use fire extinguishers effectively. This comes on the back of a devastating fire which razed a […] The post KMA

*Lundi;* Take this and give me that It is because you asked to be free To be liberated from centuries of slavery It is my tit for your tat   Give me all there is And take this little piece It is because I granted you just enough space Freed you from my tight grips […] The post Poetry Corner with Kwesi BISSUE: The Francophone Diaries  appeared first on The

Sometimes people create a system of belief or chain of reasoning without realising it. They might be on a mission to do something but the moment they see a certain colour or a certain animal, they quickly believe or have a reason to think it is either a good omen or a bad omen Life […] The post MINDSET with Gambrah Sampeney Kwabena Adjei: Fundamental truth appeared first

When Adiza Ibrahim, known widely as Kuburah Diamonds, realised she wanted to help women, she made a deliberate choice. She wouldn’t simply give handouts. She would give something more lasting. She wouldn’t just be writing on digital media for likes and comments. She looked beyond the superficial engagement and saw what was really happening. There […] The post Her

The Anglican Diocese of Seychelles in the West Indian Ocean has eternally recognised the Asantehene Nana Agyeman Prempeh I for his unyielding Christian faith while in exile. It concludes the centenary celebrations in Ghana and Seychelles of Prempeh’s return after 27 years. The 166-year-old cathedral, on Monday, October 27, 2025, unveiled a major concrete plaque […] The post Anglican

I’ve had it happen to me—right in the middle of a high-profile product launch, with cameras rolling and a room full of executives watching. Everything had been going smoothly: the lights were perfect, the energy was high, the audience was engaged. I had just wrapped up one segment and was transitioning into the next. I […] The post Mic Check with Mr Dei: When you blank

When Dr. Lawrencia Abena Wurah was honoured with two prestigious distinctions – the Leadership and Organizational Performance Excellence Award and the Resilience and Perseverance Award at the recent graduation ceremony of the Marshalls University College in Accra, one thing became clear – a feat recognising her outstanding academic performance, unwavering determination and her exemplary leadership […] The post Recognising

By Fiifi NETTEY The liberalisation of Ghana’s airwaves transformed the nation’s media landscape. Once dominated by state-controlled broadcasting, the sector has blossomed into a vibrant space of plurality, diversity and competition. Today, radio is not only a tool of entertainment but also a platform for education, national development and democratic engagement. According to the report […] The post Radio

When Ghana was gripped by the ‘no-bed syndrome’ crisis in 2018, the nation’s healthcare system stood at a crossroads. Hospitals were overcrowded, patients were being turned away, and despair filled the headlines. One story in particular, 70-year-old Prince Anthony Opoku Acheampong, who died in his car after seven hospitals turned him away over claims that […] The post Not