The Head of Mission for the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council and Board Member, Commonwealth Human Rights Office, Africa, Dr. John Apea, has challenged the long-standing narrative surrounding the conviction of Capital Bank founder William Ato Essien, stating that the reported GH¢90 million theft “did not happen.” According to him, the GH¢90 million in question […] The post Capital

By Kizito CUDJOE The United Kingdom (UK) has announced new trade reforms aimed at simplifying access to the UK market and strengthening economic ties with developing countries. The announcement follows engagement with UK businesses, international partners, major importers and trade associations. African exporters and entrepreneurs are expected to benefit from the reforms which aim to […] The post UK

July is the perfect time to indulge in a mid-year shopping spree, and the management of Achimota Retail Centre (Achimota Mall) says theirs is the ultimate destination to satisfy every craving for quality shopping, recreation and leisure. Indeed, with its vast array of top-grade goods, exciting services, and family-friendly recreational activities, the vibrant shopping hub […] The post Mid-year

In the realm of cybersecurity, social engineering typically involves attackers manipulating individuals into revealing confidential information or performing actions that compromise security. However, there is a lesser-known yet equally intriguing tactic known as reverse social engineering. In this approach, attackers create a scenario where victims are compelled to seek help from the attackers themselves, effectively […] The post Reverse

By Constance Gbedzo, Risk & Enterprise Development Expert  Many factors debilitate Ghana’s quest to achieve high national performance in our businesses, national governance, and works or jobs. We have witnessed, over the years, high dependency on excessive borrowing even for consumption, high debt repayment obligations, high cost on the service sector, massive corruption or wastage […] The post Judiciary,

Ghana’s regulatory model is the Silo Based Approach that focuses on the form of legal entity under regulation and accordingly assigns the Bank of Ghana as regulator and supervisor. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) acts as the primary regulator and supervisor of Banks and Specialized Deposit-Taking Institutions (BSDIs) in Ghana, as mandated by the Banks […] The post The

Bernard Akyin-Arkoh, a Chartered Insurance Practitioner has officially launched his latest book titled Improving Disaster Management in Africa: The Role of Insurance in Preparedness, Mitigation, Response and Recovery. The launch event, held last week virtually, recorded an impressive turnout of over 70 participants from across the African continent and beyond. “It was a great honor […] The post Insurance

By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂH As global geopolitical dynamics shift, Africa continues to recalibrate its economic partnerships, particularly with Russia. Following two high-profile Russia–Africa summits, cooperation in the area of food security emerged as a key theme. Moscow pledged to boost agricultural exports to the continent—especially grain, poultry, and fertilisers—while African leaders welcomed the prospect of […] The post Russia’s

By Precious BAIDOO …When compliance becomes a machine-led pursuit, the problems don’t disappear rather, they multiply. Patience, a seasoned KYC analyst at a global bank, once reviewed five detailed client files a day. Now, after the firm deployed an AI-led Regulation Technology (RegTech) solution, her system flags fifty profiles daily. But instead of freedom, she’s […] The post The

By Bernard Kelvin CLIVE “Documentation is the oxygen your business needs to breathe beyond your lifetime.” — Bernard Kelvin Clive We often speak of legacy like it’s a retirement plan—something to think about in our twilight years, after the work is done. But legacy isn’t built at the end; it’s shaped in every intentional decision […] The post Ways to

Chelsea FC have been crowned champions of the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup after a superb performance, thrashing Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0. Two wonderful, almost identical, strikes executed with effortless ease by Cole Palmer and a lovely soft-shoed assist from him buried with a ding by Joao Pedro led English Premier League (EPL) side Chelsea […] The post Chelsea

In a world where we often picture elderly people with stiff knees or painful joints. Rarely do we imagine toddlers or school-aged children struggling to climb stairs or walking with a limp. This is the quiet reality for many families and it’s the reason Nuffield Clinic is embarking on a community-centered campaign this July, throughout […] The post Nuffield

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Insurers Association (GIA), Dr Kingsley Kwesi Kwabahson, has refuted widespread public perceptions that insurance companies are quick to collect premiums but reluctant to settle claims. Speaking during the climax of the 2025 Insurance Awareness Month activities, Dr Kwabahson revealed that insurance companies in Ghana collectively pay out as […] The post CEO

Dr. John Apea, Head of Missions at the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council, has publicly questioned the legality and fairness of businessman William Ato Essien’s conviction, calling for a presidential review of the case. Speaking at a press conference in Accra last week, Dr. Apea presented what he described as “new and overlooked evidence” that […] The post Support rallied for Ato

By Ewurabena YANYI-AKOFUR President John Dramani Mahama’s declaration that “it is unacceptable that in 2025, open defecation persists in parts of Ghana” is a stark reminder of one of the country’s most persistent public health and development challenges. Speaking at the launch of Ghana’s 2025 Voluntary National Review (VNR) for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), […] The post Flush the

By Edwin S. Kwame KOGE In today’s digital political theatre, governance has swapped briefcases for broadband. From the majestic halls of Ghana’s Jubilee House to the bustling streets of Nairobi and the strategic boardrooms of the White House, leadership is now performed as much online as it is offline. Long-winded press briefings are almost replaced […] The post Hashtag

By Seade Caesar Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly redefining the architecture of modern governance, transforming how governments plan, deliver services, and engage with citizens. Nowhere is this transformation more evident than in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has strategically positioned AI at the core of its national vision and development agenda. By embedding AI […] The post The

By Ahn-zim Wusa Manga. Ghana has long been regarded as a beacon of democracy in West Africa, an example of peaceful transitions, constitutional governance, and political tolerance. However, recent developments marked by rising political tensions, pockets of violence, and inflammatory rhetoric threaten to erode the foundations of this democratic reputation. From electoral disagreements to partisan […] The post Safeguarding

The escalating cost of demurrage paid by importers and businesses on weekly basis to shipping lines is a source of great concern to the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders (GIFF). Data from the Institute indicate that every week importers pay an estimated GH¢30million in demurrage to shipping lines at the ports. Mr. Stephen Adjokatcher, GIFF’s […] The post Editorial:

Following significant improvements in foreign exchange (FX) supply and operational reforms, the country’s fuel import sector is witnessing signs of stability with Bulk Oil Distribution Companies (BDCs) reporting over US$1billion in FX inflows in the first half of 2025 alone. In addition to the central bank’s bi-weekly FX auctions of US$20million, amounting to      […] The post Editorial: