Buertey Francis BORYOR
Volunteerism as a fundamental component of philanthropy and its potential to support national development has been highlighted at this year's Ghana Philanthropy Conference in Accra.
The two-day conference, spearheaded by Star Ghana Foundation (SGF), aimed at providing a platform for dialogue among stakeholders on promoting philanthropy as a...
By V.L.K. DJOKOTO
A man's tears should never flood the earth,
a man should fear himself more than death.
A man only lies to his mind,
the cerebral repercussions always follow suit in time.
A man must overcome lust,
a man must separate himself from his past,
but not detach himself nonetheless.
A man must protect his...
Professor Douglas Boateng, Board Chairman of Minerals Income and Investment Fund (MIIF) has stressed on more action and less talk if the continent wants to see rapid progress.
At the recent Boardroom Summit, which he convened alongside other partners, Professor Boateng, delivered a clear message to C-suite executives. “Africa’s potential...
By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR
Welcome! Two weeks ago, we examined some benefits of bivocational ministry. In this article, we will further explore additional benefits of this important ministry.
Bi-vocational ministry provides an additional stream of income
It's no secret that ministry requires financial resources, and reaching more...
Members of Gramophone Ghana gathered at the Accra International Conference Centre for ‘The Big Fellowship’, a vibrant celebration marking the choir’s tenth anniversary under the theme ‘An Endless Hallelujah’.
This milestone event drew a diverse audience eager to share in the joy of the occasion, uniting friends, family and supporters...
Hundreds of film lovers who flocked to Labone over two days for a festival of film and television put together by New York University, Accra were rewarded with 11 spectacular screenings.
“For centuries, storytelling has been a cornerstone in Ghanaian and the wider African culture. It’s been a way to...
The legal profession in Ghana is highly esteemed; and two new lawyers, Kenneth Atsu Dogbey and Martin Waana-Ang, have recently been called to the Ghana Bar as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana.
Martin Waana-Ang, the best-graduating student in his class, earned the prestigious Mensah Sarbah...
Policymakers are being urged to remain vigilant and direct economic strategies in response to emerging global risks.
the IMF’s latest World Economic Report highlights that the global economic outlook remains fragile despite promising signs of recovery. Key risks, such as regional conflicts, climate shocks and migration slowdowns require urgent action.
Pierre-Olivier...