She was Ghana’s lone female voice on the football beat at Joy FM. She reported for the BBC from Egypt. She sat pitch-side at the World Cup. Then she traded the press box for the courtroom and built an equally distinguished career in law. Meet Eva Okyere.
She walked into the club — tall, lean, sexy, dressed in high boots, a halter neck, and sporting a big afro. Miles was smitten.
Ghana’s renewed effort to attract upstream investment, stabilise its electricity market and expand indigenous participation in the energy industry will come under sharper commercial focus when African Energy Week 2026 convenes in Cape Town from October 12 to 16.
With the rainy season once again exposing the vulnerability of our towns and cities, flooding has returned as a painful reminder that many of our development challenges are less about nature and more about leadership.
The Managing Director of Ghana's number one bank, GCB Bank, Mr. Farihan Alhassan, has been honoured with the Special African Leadership Commendation Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Ghana's banking sector and his role in driving institutional growth, innovation and financial inclusion.
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