By Kizito CUDJOE Engineers and Planners (E&P) has completed a US$100million payment to acquire full ownership of Azumah Resources Ghana Limited, marking the end of a complex takeover that transfers control of the Black Volta and Sankofa gold projects to the wholly Ghanaian-owned company. The final payments, executed through the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and […] The post E&P

I didn’t know the use of nipples of men and why God gave us also nipples. It was only after marriage that I realized that men’s nipples are the best points of contacts that serve as aphrodisiacs when touched by their wives…only! It works like magic especially if a man wants to be ‘sustainably hard’ […] The post Useless Column with Mawuli Zogbenu: ‘Hernia

Thirteen-year-old British-Ghanaian kid author and philanthropist, Sarah Afua Kittoe, has been nominated among 22 British children from across the UK for this year’s British Citizen Youth Award (BCyA), slated for October 30, 2025 at The Palace of Westminster. The highly coveted BCyA Medal of Honour is reserved for a small number of exceptional young individuals […] The post Kid

There’s a particular exhaustion that settles into your bones when you’re waiting at a hospital for someone you love who has cancer. Not the kind that sleep can fix, but the type that comes from sitting on stone slabs outside wards because there’s nowhere else to go, from watching rain drench other families who also […] The post Her

Olympic Channel Services (OCS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Benny Bonsu as Chief Content Officer, effective October 1. Bonsu succeeds Mary Byrne, whose leadership has played a key role in the development of Olympics.com and the growth of OCS content capabilities. Over the past five years, Bonsu has been at the forefront of […] The post Benny Bonsu appointed

Accra is not just Ghana’s capital; it is a city of constant reinvention. It stands at the intersection of tradition and modernity, shaped by the Atlantic breeze, alive with markets, art, music and the rhythms of everyday survival. For many writers, Accra becomes more than a backdrop; it is a character, a living presence that […] The post Accra through foreign

There’s a particular exhaustion that settles into your bones when you’re waiting at a hospital for someone you love who has cancer. Not the kind that sleep can fix, but the type that comes from sitting on stone slabs outside wards because there’s nowhere else to go, from watching rain drench other families who also […] The post Her

…TNT Africa’s new documentary celebrates the continent’s rich legacy of superhero storytelling Long before Wakanda captured the world’s imagination, African creators were building their own superhero universes, rich with ancestral wisdom, urban grit and mythic power. From Captain Africa to Kwezi and Mighty Man, these home-grown heroes have reflected the continent’s diverse cultures and challenged outdated colonial narratives. Now, a […] The post Africa’s

By Dr. Stephen AGBENYO The Borborbor dance, also known as Akpese, stands as one of the most treasured cultural expressions of the Ewe people of Ghana’s Volta Region—except for the southern parts, where Agbadza predominates. More than a performance, Borborbor embodies community, identity and celebration. Historically, the dance has been associated with dignity and communal […] The post Borborbor

By Fiifi NETTEY After a long day’s work, everyone needs a place to rest and prepare for the next day. Yet for many hustling on the streets of Accra, decent accommodation remains out of reach due to the high cost of rent. As a last resort, many of these folks are left with no choice […] The post Life in a box: The rise of kiosk estate in Accra appeared first on The

By Juliet ETEFE ([email protected] ) Germany’s new Ambassador to Ghana, Mr. Frederik Landshöft, has reaffirmed his country’s commitment to deepening ties with Ghana as the two nations celebrate 50 years of bilateral cooperation this year. x Speaking ahead of the 2025 German Unity Day celebration, Mr. Landshöft commended Ghana’s reform momentum and growing international recognition, […] The post Germany

Ecobank Ghana, has once again demonstrated its commitment to local communities by removing barriers and promoting equitable education for all. This was made known at the 13th edition of Ecobank Day, which was celebrated on the theme ‘Enabling Inclusive Learning for All’ at the Tetteh Ocloo School for the Deaf, located at Adjei Kojo in […] The post Ecobank Day champions inclusive education

Have you ever wondered how movies are made? The process is often tedious, requiring patience, grit and resilience. From editing to directing, producing and casting, it takes a village to bring a movie to life. Yet, viewers rarely see the behind-the-scenes footage or the numerous takes it takes to get a scene just right. Similarly, […] The post MINDSET with Gambrah Sampeney

The Network of Women in Broadcasting (NOWIB) proudly celebrates the appointment of its Founder and Patron, Nana Yaa Konadu Yiadom, to serve on the reconstituted Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Media Awards Committee. The announcement was made by the National Executive of the Ghana Journalists Association in a letter dated October 7, 2025, inviting Nana Yaa […] The post Nana

In the place called here I see more tongue rollers Than I see ball jugglers I see more train coaches off the track Than I see ball jugglers on the turf I hear more lips in service Than juggling feet on the field   I feel more outraged as I see As I hear As […] The post Poetry Corner with Kwesi BISSUE: Tongue Rollers versus Ball Jugglers appeared first on The

By Eline GADEGBEKU Lung disease, typhoid, cancer and malaria. These are a few of the health concerns I listed in my previous article that are surprisingly related to how trash is disposed of in Ghana; and how litter, especially, is a detrimental factor. But now that we know this, what can be done? And how […] The post The problem we walk all over (Part 2) appeared first on The

By Nene A. OSOM There are books, and then there are monuments. Revolution, the debut publication from V. L. K. Djokoto, belongs decidedly to the latter category. Published by the venerable D. K. T. Djokoto & Co — a firm whose 75-year pedigree speaks for itself, this handsome hardcover volume arrives as both cultural intervention […] The post V L.

…When women lift one another, communities thrive and progress becomes sustainable By Rita Adu BOATENG In every sector — from business to politics, entrepreneurship to social development — one principle continues to hold true: when women support women, societies flourish. This is not merely a motivational slogan or a trending campaign; it is a powerful […] The post Women supporting women: Why

ASA Savings and Loans Limited has embarked on a nationwide breast screening and health outreach programme to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, reaffirming its commitment to women’s health, early detection, and community empowerment. The initiative, launched at the company’s Odorkor Head Office in Accra, forms part of ASA’s flagship corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes aimed […] The post ASA

…to strengthen maritime security By Konrad Kodjo DJAISI African navies and coast guards are partnering with the French Navy under the Grand African NEMO (GANO) initiative to enhance maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea. The international operational cooperation exercise, co-organised by the Yaoundé Architecture and the French Navy, aims to strengthen regional coordination, combat […] The post African