Manchester City chief executive ?Ferran Soriano said that the club would do everything to clear their name when addressing the European Football Clubs board on Monday, adding the procedure would take years before reaching an end, a source familiar with the discussions told Reuters. Soriano, who sits on EFC’s board, also declined to comment to … The post Man City CEO tells EFC board

The Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), Lieutenant General William Agyapong, has called for stronger strategic leadership and institutional cohesion within the GAF to enable it to respond effectively to the changing security environment. He said the increasingly complex nature of security threats required the GAF to regularly review … The post GAF urged to strengthen

The United States Army has pledged to deepen defence and security cooperation with Ghana, focusing on strengthening regional partnerships and supporting African-led responses to emerging security threats. The commitment is expected to enhance collaboration between the two countries and support collective efforts to address security challenges confronting West Africa. The Commanding General of the US … The post US

DOSH Health Insurance has been named the Outstanding Digital Health Insurance Company of the Year at the ninth Ghana Business Standard Awards held in Accra today. The company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Frank Augustine Dagbui, received the award on behalf of the organisation. The award commends organisations demonstrating excellence, innovation and sustainable growth, and highlights … The post DOSH

Stakeholders in Ghana’s anti-fraud fight have called for stronger collaboration among businesses, law enforcement agencies, regulators and the public to disrupt increasingly sophisticated fraud networks and protect citizens. The call was made at the maiden Anti-Fraud Stakeholders Dialogue held in Accra yesterday under the theme: ‘Mobilising Collective Action against Fraud.’ The dialogue brought together key … The post Stakeholders

The Chairman of the Constitutional Review Committee, Professor Henry Kwasi Prempeh, has called for broad consensus among political actors, civil society organisations and other stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation of Ghana’s ongoing constitutional reform process. He cautioned that the country risked weakening its constitutional framework if the implementation of the proposed reforms was driven … The post Prof.