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Ghana @ 69: Africa Prosperity Network hosts high-level webinar on continent’s integration ahead of 2028 deadline
As Ghana marks its 69th Independence Anniversary on 6 March, the Africa Prosperity Network (APN) is convening a high-level webinar to tackle one of the continent’s most pressing questions: What will Africa deliver by 2028?
Business incubators as a de-Risking tool for SME financing in Ghana
As of April 2025, the sector’s NPL ratio stood at 23.6%, with private sector borrowers, predominantly SMEs, accounting for more than 93% of distressed credit.
Who Are the Highest-Paid Tennis Players? Top 25 Rankings by Career Earnings
With an ATP Tour career spanning more than two decades, Novak Djokovic's on-court earnings far exceed the next closest tennis star.
Managing our schools; when safety fails
In the last week, two incidents have put our schools in the national spotlight. First, there were anguished discussions about security on our campuses after the death of a level 200 student at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Innocentia Avinu. Similar incidents have occurred on other campuses over the years. The lac...
Coco Gauff’s Emotional Take on Serena Williams’ Comeback: ‘Never Too Late To Chase Your Dreams'
Serena Williams' comeback inspires her longtime fan Coco Gauff ahead of the US Open.
Venus Williams given US Open singles wildcard – will Serena join her?
Venus Williams has been given a wildcard for the US Open singles - and sister Serena could potentially still join her with one spot remaining.
Dr John Dawson Writes: Ghana’s Telecom Gamble
Ghana’s mobile usage has surged in recent years, driven by smartphone adoption, digital banking, and many online services. This rapid growth has placed enormous pressure on existing base stations, especially in cities like Accra, Bolgatanga, Kumasi, Sunyani, Tamale and Takoradi. This has led to poor mobile network qual...
From London to Accra: The UK-Ghana growth partnership in action
Signing the partnership in London was an important step. The real measure of success will be what is delivered in Ghana and in the UK in the months and years ahead.
Free primary healthcare to prevent emergencies and reduce ‘No Bed Syndrome’- Health Minister
The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, says government’s free primary healthcare policy is aimed at shifting Ghana’s health system from a reactive, emergency-driven model to a preventive one that reduces pressure on hospitals and tackles challenges such as bed shortages.
Port Pressure: The Silent war between freight forwarders and policy reforms in Ghana
For years, Ghana’s ports have been the heartbeat of trade in West Africa. Tema and Takoradi are not just entry points for goods; they are lifelines for businesses, jobs, and government revenue. But today, that heartbeat is under strain. A coalition of freight forwarders, customs agents, and traders announced a four-day...
How & Where To Watch Alexandra Eala vs. Belinda Bencic? Start Time, Live Streaming and TV Channels for Canadian Open
Belinda Bencic faces an interesting opponent in young Alexandra Eala at WTA Canadian Open.
Method in Madness – Blaqq Qouphy
By November 2025, I noticed I was exhibiting Founder Burnout. I’ve been running AgroCenta for close to 10 years now and this was something I dreaded. Founder Burnout is a state of chronic physical, mental and emotional exhaustion resulting from intense, long hours and identity-driven stress of running a startup. It typ...