Unfortunately the memorandum by the General Secretary to all Regional and Constituency Secretaries, dated 18th June 2025 does not satisfy the constitutional provisions of article 19 of the NPP. As stated in the said memo the National Council after receiving the reportedly about 300 pages of amendments, the National Council […]
By: Hilda Aku Asiedu, Development Communicator and SDG Advocate. email: hildaakuasiedu@gmail.com LinkedIn: Hilda A. Asiedu Climate change is no longer just something we read about in global reports or hear during international conferences. It is now part of our everyday reality in Ghana. From flooding in Accra to unpredictable rainfall patterns […]
Bryan generally means Noble or Virtue or Strong or Leadership or Power. Indeed, Dr. Bryan Acheampong is living his life privately and publicly in accordance with the meaning of his name. *Noble Personality of Dr. Bryan Acheampong* A noble person is someone who is associated with being: 1. Selfless 2. […]
Ahead of becoming a Republic, the first presidential election in Ghana was held on 27th April 1960. 1. Nkrumah won his first attempt in 1960 with 89.07%. 2. Busia won his first attempt in 1969 with 58.33% 3. Limann won his first attempt in 1979 with 61.98% after run-off. 4. […]
By Linda Segbefia, Corporate Communications Officer at UBA If we all plant a tree, nurture it, and encourage others to do the same, we will not only green our surroundings and communities, but also strengthen our collective efforts to combat climate shocks. This simple act placing a seedling in the […]
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is a key indicator of economic performance, offering insights into investor sentiment, corporate health, and broader economic trends. However, as an emerging market, the GSE exhibits high volatility. This paper is to analyse the volatility nature of the GSE by considering the characteristics, influencing factors, […]
The strategic vision of Dr. Bryan Acheampong (DBA) for the transformation of Ghana is anchored on three(3) pillars, namely: 1. D- Development in Freedom Policy The first pillar of Bryan’s government would strictly be based on “Development in Freedom” across all sectors of the economy, especially in accordance with achieving […]
By Farid Alilat Mon April 8, sixty days before the start of the war between Israel and Iran, Abdelmadjid Tebboune received the head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghtchi, at the El Mouradia Palace, who sent him an invitation for an official visit to Iran. While this war definitively jeopardizes the […]
By Carlos A. Calony Food and shelter are two of humanity’s most essential needs, and they form the foundation of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. In today’s Ghana, however, both are becoming increasingly unaffordable. Rising food prices and soaring housing costs have made Accra one of the most expensive cities in […]
Stop Paying to Pay—Use GhanaPay Instead GhanaPay: Mobile Money with Zero Fees It all started when a colleague said, “Just dial *707#,” and suddenly, the entire office was buzzing. Why? Because with GhanaPay, sending money comes with zero transaction charges. Imagine transferring money to your grandmother in the village or […]
