By Kizito CUDJOE Domestic petroleum revenue fell 62.63 percent in the second half of 2024, with receipts totalling US$517million, down from US$840.77million in the first half of the year, according to the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) Petroleum Funds Report. Total annual revenue reached approximately US$1.3trillion. The report, covering the period up to December 31, 2024, […] The post Petroleum
Old Mutual Ghana has announced the appointment of Roy Punungwe as the new Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Mr. Punungwe takes over from Tavona Biza, who has led the business with distinction for nearly six years. The incoming Group CEO, Mr. Roy Punungwe, joined Old Mutual Limited in 2015 and has held several senior roles […] The post Old
President John Dramani Mahama and Eni’s Chief Executive Officer, Claudio Descalzi, have held discussions on expanding operations in the upstream petroleum industry. During the discussions held in Accra, Eni brought to the President attention some new short and medium-term exploration and development opportunities. The Italian company particularly expressed interest in increasing its stake in the […] The post
This year’s 10th Ghana Women of Excellence Awards Ceremony has been scheduled to take place on Friday, 7th March 2025, the eve of International Women’s Day. The Awards ceremony is being organised by Top Brass Ghana under the auspices of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection. According to Isaac Dakwa, Director of Top […] The post Vice-President
Standing as one of many relics of the slave trade visible in the Upper West Region is the Gbollu Defence Wall, built as a defence wall to protect the community then marked by violent raids led by warlords Babatu and Samori in the late 18th century. Two walls were built, its construction led by one […] The post Roadtrip: Gwollu Wall UWR appeared first on
Public holidays open up opportunities for the hospitality and tourism sector; and July 1, President John Mahama has announced, will be reinstated as a statutory public holiday, restoring its significance as Republic Day but with a multi celebratory feature, including being celebrated also as Senior Citizens’ Day in Ghana, as well as being observed as […] The post MICE CAFE appeared first on
If you’ve ever imagined spending adventurous moments at cozy spots in Ghana, head to the Western Region, specifically to the area spreading between the Pra and Ankobra rivers, which technically is Ahantaman. Here, picturesque beaches, some with holiday resorts, abound. Accra based-Ahanta indigene PaJohn Dadson recently returned from there, and shares his discoveries. FROM high […] The post Delights
Title: Money Health Author: Albert Nii Ayi Tagoe Reviewed by: Samuel Elijah Boateng Albert Nii Ayi Tagoe’s Money Health is a masterfully written guide that sheds light on the essential principles of financial stability. More than just a book on money management, Money Health delves into the core of financial well-being, offering readers not only […] The post
Anny OSABUTEY Greater Accra Regional Minister Linda Akweley Ocloo’s vetting remains the shortest in the history of Ghana politics, and maybe the Gold Coast. Like most Ghanaians who were watching the vetting, I was stunned when after briefly using the washroom, I came back and I heard the chair of the appointment committee, Bernard Ahiafor […] The post Awonye Ocloo, the
By Chris KONEY Players within the agricultural sector and export value chain have a lot to cheer about following President John Dramani Mahama’s appointment of Sylvester Adinam Mensah as Acting Chief Executive of the country’s leading policy and development bank, the Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM). News of the appointment of the consummate finance professional and former senior […] The post
For many expectant mothers in rural Ghana, access to basic maternal healthcare, including ultrasound scans, remains a challenge. Without these essential services, complications often go undetected, putting both mothers and babies at risk. To bridge this gap, the Telecel Ghana Foundation, through its flagship Rural Ultrasound Scan initiative, provided free ultrasound screenings in Damongo in […] The post
By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey OBU Hibiscus wine Communion wine, also known as sacramental or altar wine, is specifically produced for use in religious ceremonies. The market for these wines is specialised, with various suppliers offering different types and price points. Recently, I had a discussion with a pastor who expressed concern about the exorbitant prices […] The post
By Christabel DANSO ABEAM After 37 intense rounds and a vocabulary tie-breaker, 12-year-old Giovanni Adjei emerged victorious in the 18th National Spelling Bee Championship, held in Accra, for the second consecutive year. The National Spelling Bee is a literacy programme designed for students aged 7 to 13, aimed at enhancing their English language skills. It […] The post
Papillon Creative Academy, in collaboration with GHUD Park, has successfully launched ‘Insider Scoop with Mariam’, a dynamic fireside chat focused on branding, marketing and business growth. The event took place on Friday January 31, 2025 at GHUD Park, located beside the Accra Mall, and attracted a diverse audience of industry experts, entrepreneurs and students eager […] The post
The fifth cohort of the Executive Masters of Conflict, Peace and Security (EMCPS) at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) is thrilled to extend its heartfelt congratulations to our distinguished classmate, Sam Nartey George, on his well-deserved nomination by the President of the Republic of Ghana and the subsequent swearing-in as Ghana’s Minister […] The post
Kwesi BISSUE After birth comes life Life you live through the school of life The coroner’s report affirms the doctor’s records The easy life he lusts The fast life he styles At twenty and sampling their virginity At twenty but desiring the plenty At twenty but living as fifty His kidneys attend every […] The post Poetry Corner: The Long Black Limo
By David ACKMAN As children across Ghana increasingly access the Internet for education, entertainment and social interaction, the need for parents and caregivers to protect them from online dangers has never been greater. While the Internet offers tremendous opportunities for learning and growth, it also exposes children to a range of cyber risks, from cyberbullying […] The post
Senior Executives of Telecel Ghana have paid an annual New Year’s courtesy visit to the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi to extend warm wishes to the Asantehene, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II. The visit, a long-standing tradition, saw Telecel Ghana’s executives present their respects to the revered Ashanti monarch as well as seek his support […] The post Telecel
In a major advancement for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education, the Telecel DigiTech Academy has expanded to thirteen schools in five regions across the country. The programme, which runs alongside the standard school curriculum, is designed to practically immerse students into the world of digital technology, with a special focus on artificial intelligence […] The post
In a significant step toward promoting green computing and environmental sustainability, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has handed over a 60-seater ultra-modern Information Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory to the University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD) in Somanya, in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The newly-inaugurated lab, dubbed ‘N-Computer Lab’, is designed […] The post
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