How former broadcaster is redefining maternal care, hospital detentions after birth

The private architecture behind enduring leadership

Most professionals in the corporate world at some point will probably ask a few uncomfortable questions such as, “Am I making progress, or have I simply become comfortable?” And for those who have spent many years with one organisation, another question often comes up: “Does loyalty really pay?”

Ghana may be spending more dollars than it needs to.

Ghana has had a good year for women's rights on paper. On 30 July 2026, Parliament ratified the African Union (AU) Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (CEVAWG), making Ghana only the second AU member state, after The Gambia, to do so.

Akosombo was not built because Ghana needed 1,020 megawatts. It was built because a smelter had signed a long-term offtake before the first turbine was ordered. The dam had a customer before it had concrete.

Nananom, distinguished guests, leaders of industry, entrepreneurs, ladies and gentlemen, good evening.

In the aftermath of the recent ministerial reshuffle, considerable public debate has followed the decision to move Dr. Rashid Pelpuo from the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment to a non-Cabinet portfolio.

The minerals law's planned overhaul faces a critical test - whether the country can secure a greater share of its mineral wealth without weakening the regulatory certainty needed to attract long-term mining capital, the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) has said.