Editorial: Transparency issues still befuddle GoldBod operations

The Ghana Institute of Procurement and Supply (GIPS), in collaboration with its strategic partners, has announced the second edition of the National Procurement and Supply Chain Conference (NPSC 2026), a flagship event aimed at shaping the future of procurement and supply chain management in Ghana and across Africa.

As environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting requirements continue to expand across Ghana's regulated sectors, businesses are increasingly challenged by fragmented compliance processes, duplicate reporting, and multiple regulatory submissions.

The President of the Old Achimota Association (OAA), Joel Edmund Nettey, has called on the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) and the Ministry of Education to introduce clear, tangible incentives for alumni, corporate bodies and private individuals who invest in public schools, arguing that goodwill alone can no longer sustain such giving.

Over the past few years, households, businesses, and policymakers have navigated a challenging environment marked by high prices, exchange rate pressures, tighter financing conditions, and uncertainty about the future.

Accra Technical University (ATU) and Abrantie College have partnered to create new opportunities in cosmetology education.

To understand the process of creative genius, it is valid for business people to look at the model of the artist.

There is a popular saying: “Charity begins at home.” The values and attitudes children exhibit, whether good or bad, are largely shaped by their upbringing.

A viral video from Bole Senior High School, in the Savannah Region, triggered a now-familiar sequence in June 2026: outrage, followed by a statement from the Ghana Education Service confirming that the teacher had been interdicted pending investigations. What followed the statement, however, revealed far more about Ghana than the video itself.