A news desk report  Private legal practitioner Jonathan Amable has formally requested an expedited hearing from the Supreme Court regarding a constitutional injunction application filed against government that seeks to address concerns over alleged unconstitutional borrowing practices, which have sparked questions about fiscal governance and adherence to the 1992 constitution. In a letter dated December […] The post

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has once again demonstrated its commitment to continuous act of service by spreading forth its lights into the lives of almost 2,000 households in the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis in the Western Region and the La-Nkwantanang-Madina municipality in the Greater Accra Region as part of its annual #LightTheWorld campaign. […] The post

Friday just called to say it has arrived and will be staying for 21 days! That, ‘Soloku’ and grind tugged along. And for the period they are here, it will be Friday every day. So I must alert you that it’s time to let it rip! It’s that time of the year, and Accra, it’s […] The post Accra, it’s time to let it rip appeared first on

By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR The labour of the foolish wearieth every one of them, because he knoweth not how to go to the city. (Ecclesiates 10: 15 AKJV) Bi-vocational ministry offers significant benefits, but it also comes with challenges to navigate. In this article, we will examine some of the most common […] The post What

The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) and the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE) have officially launched the Professor Douglas Boateng GhIE Engineering Academic Excellence Awards, a transformative initiative aimed at celebrating academic brilliance and inspiring the next generation of engineers. Funded by globally renowned engineer, social entrepreneur, academic and governance thought leader – Prof. […] The post

Let me tell you a story. December 1991. There’s a ringing inside my ears. The eardrums are being plummeted,  clogged up in thrilling melodies. I’m soaked in sweat, and my whole being is in rhythmic gyrations. I can’t remember how long I’ve actually been on this packed dance floor. Three, four hours? The last time […] The post  PJ’s Vibe appeared first on

By Kwesi BISSUE It was their moment The moment they had waited patiently for For Virgin Vera and Virgin Victor It was a long patient wait Their joy knew no measure As friends and family Showered gifts of flowery…praise For the two were living cases Of how to marry chaste Of how to wait until […] The post Poetry Corner: Highly Infected Virgin-H. I. V. (3)

By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey OBU  Laying on of hands In the book Laying on of Hands by Eastwood Anaba, it is explained that the laying on of hands is a spiritual process by which hands are laid on people for the transfer of spiritual virtue, gifts and blessings. The practice of laying of hands is […] The post Laying on of hands destroys breast cancer cells? appeared

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Another cohort of 4 young Ghanaian film and television professionals has graduated from the West Africa MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) Academy in Lagos – the region’s premier film-training institution. The multi-disciplinary training programme has already produced hundreds of skilled African storytellers. Every year, sixty (60) students graduate from MTF academies in Lagos, Lusaka and Nairobi […] The post

The Ekumfi Youth Empowerment Summit (EYES) 2025 was officially launched over the weekend in the Central Region, bringing together a diverse gathering of traditional leaders, clergy, youth groups, political parties, educators and media representatives.  This initiative aims to provide a platform to address critical challenges such as unemployment and limited access to education while fostering […] The post

Welcome, let’s do Ghana! Among other bespoke itineraries, @bentsifi curates tours around Ghana. If you are visiting, have guests you want to offload so you can finish off some pressing issues before or during the holidays, or you want to give your family a break, a day or staycation, connect on WhatsApp 0244 69 7046 […] The post Do something different. Get out of town! 

By Chris KONEY As a thought leader in Marketing Communications and International Cooperation who strongly believes in adopting a strategic communication and tailor-made marketing solutions to achieving organisational effectiveness, I have come to the conclusion that management and leadership of organisations are hugely responsibility for the success of their businesses and achieving their bottom-line. Without […] The post

By Anny OSABUTEY IT IS FINISHED, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensah, said soon after declaring former president John Mahama as the President-elect for the next four years, starting with a swearing-in on January 7. Mr. Mahama won with 56.6 percent and more votes (figures are still coming in) and with more than One  […] The post The

Art / Museums Ongoing. Children of the Universe. Powerful showcase delving deep into humanity’s cosmic connections and impacts on the environment by the talented Efo Sela. @Nubuke Foundation, Accra. Ongoing. Musings From A Biased Jute Chair. Thought-provoking artistry. A blend of creativity & tranquility. @Yaya La Parisienne, Labone – Accra. Community Dec. 12, 14, 19 […] The post The

By Afia DRAH One night in film school, my friends and I found ourselves on the ‘It Takes Two’ set as contestants. For fresh television students, this was incredibly significant. Normally, we were called on set as production assistants or set hands, so being part of the main action was a rare treat. The set was […] The post Brenda Antwi

As organizations move more of their operations to the cloud to conform to the standards of today’s digital age, the importance of cybersecurity and privacy protection cannot be overstated. Protecting customers’ personal data and respecting their privacy rights have therefore become foundational to the trust and credibility of cloud services. To address these critical concerns, […] The post

By Goodnuff Appiah LARBI Democracy prevails when all citizens can participate directly in decision making through the power of voting to select the government through free and fair elections or to take a decision in a referendum (Osei-Hwere, 2024).  In democratic societies such as ours, elections represent a fulcrum of governance, ensuring that leaders derive […] The post

By Ellen Johnson SIRLEAF As Africa’s first democratically elected female president, I am more familiar than most people with the significance of breaking the glass ceiling. For decades, the highest political offices in Africa have been the preserve of men. But now Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has done it again, becoming the first woman to lead Namibia […] The post Three

By Prince HODEDZI Dear President Elect, I am sure by now you are overwhelmed by the outpouring congratulations from Dignitaries and Leaders across the world. I suppose mine may not seem significant because I am just a common citizen. A common citizen who is wondering where his next meal would come from. Therefore, pleasantries are […] The post Open letter to