GCB Bank donates computers to Physiotherapy Department of Korle-Bu

Employees of GCB Bank PLC have donated a baby incubator and other essential medical equipment and supplies worth GHS100,000 to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of the Child Health Department at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. The intervention will support the care of premature and critically ill newborns and forms part of 95 community projects being undertaken nationwide through GCB’s 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme aimed at impacting one million Ghanaians.

Traditional authority, in this case, is being used not only to preserve custom and adjudicate local matters but also to help build an enabling environment for development.

"My prayer is that we build something worth inheriting, not only for our children, but for children whose names we will never know."

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).

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.

The country is seeking to deepen local value addition across its horticulture and wider agribusiness sectors as non-traditional exports (NTEs) hit a record US$5.006billion in 2025.

Indo-Ghana Industries Limited has commenced local production and supply of liquid medical oxygen to hospitals in Ghana,

Ghana’s fishing industry faces renewed concerns over maritime insecurity as piracy,