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Does loyalty pay?: Reflections on growth, purpose and staying long in the corporate world
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?”
Two laws, one test
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.
Redefining Security Operations for a New Era of Cyber Defence
Across the world, organisations are facing a perfect storm. Cyber threats continue to increase in both sophistication and frequency, while the global shortage of experienced cybersecurity professionals makes it increasingly difficult to recruit and retain the talent needed to operate an effective Security Operations Centre (SOC).
RESET Project equips young people at Senior Correctional Centre
Fifty young people at the Senior Correctional Centre have completed a comprehensive financial capability programme designed to equip them with the knowledge,
Does loyalty pay?: Reflections on growth, purpose and staying long in the corporate world
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?”
APD pushes for borderless Africa, seamless payments, freer trade
The Africa Prosperity Network (APN) is pushing for the operationalisation of a continent-wide mobile money interoperability framework by 2027 as part of broader efforts to promote free movement, seamless payments and increased intra-African trade.
African must act before debt crises erupt — Expert
African governments must tackle debt pressures before they reach the point of default, using early warning systems and timely engagement with creditors to avoid the deeper economic costs of restructuring, Pan-African finance expert Jason Braganza has said.
GCB Staff CSR: Employees support hospitals,schools and communities across Accra West
Employees of GCB Bank PLC have undertaken a series of community interventions across Accra West, supporting Achimota Hospital, LEKMA Hospital, Accra Girls Senior High School, Najar Islamic School, Mamobi Polyclinic, the Senior Correctional Centre and communities in Nungua. The interventions form part of 95 community projects being undertaken nationwide through GCB’s 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme aimed at impacting one million Ghanaians.




















