Reflections by S.M.A: The prefect who became a shepherd

Imagine two government hospitals in the same city. They are funded by the same ministry, operate under the same national health policy, draw staff from the same public-service system and serve populations with broadly similar needs.

It is 9 a.m. on a Monday, and the finance director has news: the product launch is moving forward by two weeks.

There are moments in professional life when a personal achievement becomes something larger than the individual. Friday, September 25, 2026, was one such moment for Ghana and Africa.

It is Friday evening in Accra. Ama settles onto her sofa, opens her phone and renews her monthly streaming subscription with mobile money.

The cybersecurity spending problem

At 4:30 a.m., the alarm rings in thousands of homes across Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Tamale and many other parts of Ghana. For many workers, this early rising is not a sign of unusual ambition; it is a survival strategy.

Playwright Latif Abubakar is set to bring President John Dramani Mahama's United Nations Reckoning to stage for his 21st Production.

“Your CV tells people where you have worked. Your reputation tells people who you are," with that distinction, Dr. Philip Oti-Mensah, Chief Executive Officer of Universal Merchant Bank (UMB), challenged graduates of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) to look beyond certificates and job titles and focus on the kind of people they become.