By Kwesi BISSUE
Once upon a breakfast
There lived Corn
Corn gave life to a family of daily porridge
Mpampa and Hausa Kooko and Egbeemi
Mpampa loved to cook thick with hot ginger
Hausa Kooko fared well in nature's colourful spices
Always in harmony with Koose's spicy flavour
But Egbeemi preferred to stay white and yet rough
Now...
By Aaron Akwetey BOTCHWEY
In a groundbreaking event in the history of Prampram, the Naazen family made history by enstooling both Asafoatse and Asafoanye or traditional warriors from the same house and on the same day.
An unprecedent event in the history of the Prampram Traditional Area, the enstoolment of the...
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Sat. Nov. 16 - 14:00. Sip N Paint experience with Canvas Craft Ghana. Join us for an unforgettable evening of art, elegance and fun. Stand a chance to win exciting prizes. @Café Bar Noir, Dzorwulu, Accra.
Sat. Nov. 16 - 11:00. Diaspora in Ghana Roots & Resettlement Brunch. Gain insights...
By Martin Grote, Mario Mansour, & Jean-François Wen
The world’s governments must raise an additional US$3 trillion to achieve sustainable and inclusive economic growth goals this decade. The cost in emerging markets equals 4 percent of gross domestic product—and 16 percent for low-income countries.
How can countries finance such staggering price...
By Dela Herman AGBO
Inflation is the rate at which the general prices of goods and services rise over time, eroding the purchasing power of money. Simply put, inflation means each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services as time passes. It is measured as a percentage increase in...
Inflation has again surged for a second consecutive month, to 22.1 percent in October this year; this marks a rise from 21.5 percent in September according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS).
The uptick underscores ongoing inflationary pressures affecting essential goods and services, driven by factors such as currency depreciation,...
By Eddie POKU
I have recently realized that there are so many ads on social media hawking vehicle diagnostic scan tools!
It looks like in our world of fast fixes and internet solutions, everyone is an “expert” with an OBD scan tool in hand, ready to diagnose and “repair” any car...
By Kofi Anokye Owusu-Darko (Dr)
Ghana’s unemployment crisis is a structural one, stemming from an economy that inherently lacks the capacity to create sufficient employment opportunities to absorb the large number of people entering the labour force each year.
An analysis of the labour market, based on the 2017 Ghana Living...
Ghana, is set to host the 2nd African Continental Engineering, Architecture, Construction, and Real Estate Summit (ACEACRES) on November 27-28, 2024.
This prestigious event brings together stakeholders from across the African built environment to discuss industry best practices, innovations, and technologies.
Organized by the Africa Continental Engineering & Construction Network Ltd,...