Editorial: DVLA’s ‘delinquency’ charges challenged

Newmont received three corporate awards at the National Public Relations and Communications Excellence Awards, organised by the Institute of Public Relations (IPR), Ghana..

Evidence from official data published by the Ghana Statistical Service, Bank of Ghana, IMF and World Bank shows that every change of government in the Fourth Republic has been followed by some degree of macroeconomic stabilisation, with 6 key indicators thus price, the currency, economic growth, public debt, the fiscal balance and foreign exchange reserves generally improving under the incoming administration.

For decades, energy discussions in Ghana have focused on familiar questions.

If the Speaker’s keynote set the tone of the 2026 IPR Ghana National Summit, the speeches that followed turned his challenge into a working agenda. The question running through the hall was a pointed one: how do public relations professionals shape the thinking of leaders, rather than merely announce their decisions?

Before dawn breaks in towns and villages across Ghana, thousands of teachers are already awake. Some are marking exercise books under dim light. Others are preparing lesson notes, reviewing students' assignments, or worrying about how to stretch limited resources to meet both professional and family obligations.

Vivo Energy Ghana PLC, the company that markets and distributes Shell-branded fuels and lubricants in Ghana, has emerged as the biggest winner at this year’s National PR and Communications Excellence Awards by the Institute of Public Relations, Ghana, winning four major awards in recognition of its excellence in strategic communications, public relations and campaign execution.

The Association of Community Banks (ACB), Ghana, has expressed profound appreciation to the Bank of Ghana (BoG) for its unwavering technical and financial support toward the successful celebration of the Association’s 50th Anniversary and the upcoming 24th Biennial General Meeting scheduled for this November in Takoradi.

When political rivalry grows so fierce that a country's progress is treated as an electoral threat, democracy becomes a relay race in which the baton is passed faithfully from party to party while the nation itself never leaves the starting line. The bill, as always, is sent to ordinary citizens and to generations not yet born.