…with a visit to Dzorwulu Special School By Deborah Asantewaah SARFO The management and staff of ibis Styles Accra City Hotel, a subsidiary of the Accor Group, have celebrated World Autism Awareness Day with students of the Dzorwulu Special School – reinforcing the parent company’s commitment to generosity and diversity. As part of the celebration, […] The post ibis Styles

By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey OBU During the 2025 World Homeopathy Day celebration in Ghana, a profound statement echoed across the halls of the gathering: ‘Homeopathy doesn’t fail, the practitioner does’. This bold assertion was coined by Dr. Ernest Asante, a distinguished homeopath and President of the Ghana Homeopathic Medical Association (GHMA). It was not merely […] The post Homeopathy

By Rebecca Agyirba AFFUL April is globally recognised as Administrative Professionals Month — a time to reflect on, celebrate and reassess the evolving role of a group that often works behind the scenes but is central to organisational success. Administrative professionals — from executive assistants and office managers to personal assistants and secretaries — are […] The post From

Easter is around the corner, and Marina Mall is pulling out all the stops to make it a celebration to remember. From the 17th to the 21st of April, the mall will be buzzing with laughter, music, performances and entertainment for the whole family, promising the Ultimate Shopping Experience. From prize hunts to live beats […] The post Family fun blooms at Marina Mall’s Easter Eggstravaganza!

Accra Life: April Art Fri. Apr. 25 – When Hunger Was Laughed At. A debut solo exhibition by Josh Adjetey Akpor, crated by Zahra Faye in support of The Arms Around The Child Artist Residency. @ Museum of Science & Technology, Barnes road, Accra. Sat. Apr. 26 – Art & Vibrations. A one-of-a-kind social gathering […] The post Accra life: The essential list appeared first on The

Organisers of AfroTorch Festival, which involves a series of events and activities including curated tours, immersive experiences and creative collaborations showcasing the best of Africa and its people, have announced plans to stage the second edition of the annual festival at a special launch event held on the sidelines of the just-ended Africa edition of […] The post Mice

Politics in Ghana is very strange and complex, especially under this republic of ours. It is fine for people to campaign for power but once it is won and the spoils are about being distributed, a section of the society then begins to identify who is an “indigene” and who is not- and why a […] The post CanoeVibes with Anny Osabutey: Borborbor dance not

At a time when Africa’s youth population is booming and its digital economy is rapidly evolving, one entrepreneur is making the case that the future of the continent lies not in aid, but in agency. Speaking at the Africana Conference, under the theme “Changing the Lens: Redefining African Agency, at the Fletcher School at Tufts […] The post Blossom

Community Thu. Apr. 17 – 09:00. StaBoat 2025 Easter Celebrations. Easter Akwaaba party, music by DJ Blay & Rasta. @StaBoat Pub, Nkawkaw – Amanfrom. Fri. Apr. 18 – 20:00. StaBoat 2025 Easter Celebrations. Live band music with Nana Ampadu Jnr. & Niwat Band Crew. @StaBoat Pub, Nkawkaw – Amanfrom. Fri. Apr. 18 – Day. Kwahu […] The post The essential list: Beyond Accra

By Samuel AGYEMAN-PREMPEH Credibility refers to the quality of being trusted, believed and taken seriously. When someone has credibility, people are more likely to listen to them, follow their advice or see them as a reliable source of knowledge or authority. In the context of writing and publishing a book, credibility often comes from demonstrating […] The post Authorship: Credibility and authority