By Bernard Kelvin Clive
During one of the training sessions I have conducted across the nation, I met an 86-year-old craftsman—a seasoned expert in his field. With over 45 years of experience, he has built a reputation for his skill.
That's a long time, and remarkably, he's still healthy and active....
By AMOS SAFO
On Saturday, December 7, five days from today Ghanaians will go to the polls to elect a President and Members of Parliament for 275 constituencies across the country.
As Ghanaians go to the polls, they must be reminded that Ghana does not need another hung Parliament. This is...
By Jules NARTEY-TOKOLI
E-commerce is shaping the global economy, and Africa is no exception. For African entrepreneurs, the opportunity to establish an e-commerce platform is a gateway to accessing new markets, fostering innovation and driving economic transformation.
However, achieving success requires more than just a great idea; it demands a well-structured...
By Maxwell AMPONG
How does a young, budding entrepreneur write about galamsey, and also at arguably the most politically charged period in Ghana this century? Well, I do that by stepping away from the politics momentarily and focusing on the heart of the matter – what galamsey truly represents for...
By Mawuli ZOGBENU
That time of the year has come again. Hehehehe! Just like the game of football, some people will celebrate the Christmas in extreme joy and some others will be getting angry at the slightest provocation especially when driving in traffic. Elections 2024! Nothing to be anxious about.
It...
For seven years, Telecel Ghana has been a steadfast partner of Asanteman. Each year, the telco dedicates an entire month to celebrating the rich culture, golfing talents, community health, local businesses and vibrant community spirit of the region.
Led by the Enterprise Business Unit, Telecel Ashanti Month is a fusion...
Promising himself to “do” Ghana's northern outback as often as he can, PaJohn Dadson took off one day and went upcountry to visit Bolgatanga. He dwelt on the outskirts of town, travelling around the rural countryside.
It was extremely charming with picturesque landscapes and beautiful villages, he writes, wishfully looking...
By Bea STRAUSS
Africa’s creative entertainment and film industry continues to be a dynamic space for both content creators and audiences alike. It is prime with opportunities to share and create content at a much faster rate.
As audiences’ realities, preferences and social media experiences evolve, tailored content that meets their...