In a few days, Christians across the world will commemorate the foundation of the Christian faith – the death and resurrection of Christ. Beyond the celebrations that will occasion the season, it is key that both Christians and non-Christians alike pause to reflect deeply on the important themes of rebirth, renewal, and hope that underpin […] The post Embracing hope and new beginnings this

By Abdul Hayi MOOMEN University for Development Studies (UDS) has proffered solutions for transforming sheep and goat farming in arid and semi-arid zones to boost productivity and maintain high nutrition. Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Consumer Sciences, Prof. Terry Ansah, in a presentation at the university’s 19th inaugural lecture, highlighted the peculiar nature of […] The post 19th

BRUHM, a steadily growing name in the consumer appliance space, is executing a multifaceted strategy in 2025 to strengthen its presence in Ghana’s competitive home appliances market. The company has placed a renewed focus on physical consumer engagement, retail footprint expansion, and value-driven promotional offerings. As part of this strategy, BRUHM recently organised a three-day […] The post BRUHM

The attention of the Digital Public Policy Forum has been drawn to reports on certain media platforms claiming that the staff of the National Lottery Authority (NLA), through its union, the Financial and Business Services Employees Union (FBSEU), have petitioned the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, as well as the newly appointed Director-General of the […] The post KGL is the most accomplished

By Cindy NORTEY A super-power state has plunged the world economy into pandemonium. This was done by a trade policy which clearly showcases the interdependence of world markets and emphasises the importance of international trade as a necessary pathway for economic development. With ongoing consultations among trade experts and other relevant stakeholders on retaliatory and […] The post Embracing

By Tong DEFA As the world economy faces severe challenges of rising unilateralism and a trade war looms large on the prospects of global economic recovery, certain country’s tariff policy makes the international landscape more uncertain. Amidst the world today undergoing major changes unseen in a century and transformative shifts in the global economic governance […] The post Sincerity,

Over the past nine episodes, we have explored the changing landscape of leadership in a world that is increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. We have talked about shifting mindsets, developing skills, understanding people, and showing up with clarity. This final episode is not a summary. It is an invitation to move forward with purpose. The […] The post Tech

By Dr. Robert AZIZ In Ghana, the effectiveness of regulatory governance within the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has long been scrutinised and debated. A recent in-depth study sheds light on the strengths and challenges of PURC’s oversight of Ghana’s electricity and urban water sectors, providing critical insights into its regulatory autonomy, transparency, responsiveness and […] The post Quality

Mental health, often overlooked or misunderstood, is one of the most crucial aspects of our overall well-being. In a world that demands constant hustle, connectivity, and productivity, it’s no wonder that many of us feel overwhelmed by stress and mental health challenges. But beyond just the feeling of being “stressed,” lies a complex web of […] The post Understanding mental

By Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU Sustainability and affordability can no longer be at odds in Ghana’s housing development. That was the consensus reached at the 2025 Ghana Green Building Summit, where policymakers, developers, and sustainability experts stressed that green buildings need not be out of reach for the average Ghanaian. Under the theme ‘Reimagining Buildings […] The post Affordable

Education sector stakeholders at the Africa Education Watch’s (Eduwatch) “Citizen’s” participatory and inclusive review of the implementation of basic education policy have called for equitable distribution of the limited resources allocated to the education sector. The stakeholders, including civil society organisations (CSOs), teacher associations, donor agencies and regulators, urged the government to implement policy reforms […] The post Education

Technology is a key enabler of economic transformation, particularly in facilitating the shift toward a 24-hour economy. In Ghana, the integration of digital infrastructure, automation, and artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries and increasing productivity. The rise of mobile money, e-commerce, smart logistics, and digital banking has made it possible for businesses to operate beyond […] The post Corporate

By Precious Baidoo In the increasingly bifurcated world of financial innovation, where Venture Capitalist (VC) cash chases unicorns in glass towers and billions of transactions are routed through kiosks in dusty towns, two stories stand out. Monzo in the United Kingdom and MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) in Ghana. At first blush, they look like the […] The post Monzo and

A potential disbursement of about US$370million will arrive in the country  following a staff-level agreement (SLA) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the fourth review of the Ghana’s three-year economic programme under its Extended Credit Facility (ECG) was reached. However, this is subject to the IMF Executive Board giving approval in early July.  The […] The post Editorial:

By Francis KOKUTSE An agelong African proverb  says, until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. This seems to be the case with African history because, Africans have not written about their past the way it should. As a result, those who colonised the continent, have […] The post Togo’s Foreign Minister on a crusade

By Center for Blue Economy Africa (CBE Africa) Ghana’s battle against illegal mining (galamsey) has reached a critical turning point. For years, the indiscriminate destruction of water bodies has threatened the nation’s health, economy, and future. In our view, the government’s latest response, the Blue Water Initiative, launched by the Minister of Lands and Natural […] The post Safeguarding

Preliminary exploration data show promising developments for iron ore prospects in the Oti Region with substantial commercial viability that could represent a notable addition to the country’s resource portfolio. Global iron ore demand is projected to rise by three percent annually, driven by construction and industrial needs. The Ghana Integrated Iron and Steel Development Corporation […] The post Editorial:

By Joshua Worlasi AMLANU [email protected] Government has reached a staff-level agreement (SLA) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the fourth review of the country’s three-year economic programme under its Extended Credit Facility (ECG), paving the way for a potential disbursement of about           US$370million once the IMF Executive Board gives its approval in early July. […] The post Fourth

By Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU The Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company (BOST) is set to prioritise local content in a sweeping infrastructure expansion drive aimed at strengthening the nation’s downstream petroleum sector and positioning the country as a regional hub for fuel logistics. Speaking on the sidelines of the Accra investor briefing session of […] The post BOST

United Bank for Africa Ghana Ltd. has once again solidified its reputation as a socially responsible and forward-thinking financial institution by securing two honours at the 2025 Global Brand Frontier Awards. The bank was named Best Sustainable Bank – Ghana 2025 and Best Bank in Corporate Social Responsibility – Ghana 2025 These global awards show […] The post UBA wins two at Global Brand