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Restoring investor confidence to unlock opportunities and shared prosperity
The Ghana-UK Investment Summit 2026 comes at a defining moment. It is obviously clear that Investors are no longer just looking for returns.
Why visibility without conversion is the most expensive illusion in business
Campaigns run daily, social feeds are crowded, influencers are everywhere, yet too many CEOs end the quarter asking the same uncomfortable question: Where is the revenue?
Sabalenka suffers second defeat in three matches
World number one Aryna Sabalenka suffered a second defeat in three matches as she was beaten by Sorana Cirstea in the Italian Open third round.
Players not getting the respect they deserve – Sinner
Jannik Sinner considers it "tough to say" whether he would ever boycott a Grand Slam over prize money, but the Italian claims players are not getting the respect they deserve.
Sinner begins bid for history with win in Rome
World number one Jannik Sinner began his bid for more tennis history with a straightforward victory against Sebastian Ofner in the Italian Open second round.
After “I Do” 15 Years Later, What Really Keeps Love Alive?
Love, I have learned, is not a grand wedding day moment. It is not the applause, the photographs, the white gown, or the proud smiles of family and friends.Love is what remains when the music stops. Love is what shows up on ordinary evenings, during quiet walks, small disagreements, tired mornings, and long seasons of...
Ghana’s Ignorant Citizens & Predatory Regulators
We live in a country where millions of people, including many highly educated citizens, operate daily without a proper understanding of their legal obligations, civic responsibilities, or regulatory requirements. In many cases, what appears to be disobedience is simply ignorance.
Pregnancy and Possibilities: Midwives are in the story, honoring care, compassion and possibility
Today, CAMNHA Ghana pauses to extend gratitude to midwives who stand beside families with skill, compassion, and commitment. We recognize the extraordinary role midwives play in supporting pregnancy, birth, and the journey into parenthood.
When Mothers’ Day hurts: The silent struggles behind the celebration
Last Sunday marked another occasion to celebrate mothers, but for many, the day does not carry the same meaning. While it is widely associated with joy, appreciation, and family gatherings, for a significant number of women, especially mothers of children with special needs and those who have lost one or more children,...
Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Programme: Restoring fiscal order and the man behind the mission
A recent public debate triggered by a Citi News report suggesting that Ghana’s debt service obligations could rise sharply again from 2027 has reopened discussion around the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) and its long-term impact on the economy. Commenting on the issue, Yaw Ohemeng argued that many Ghanaians n...
From Nyameduase to the Vice Presidency: The remarkable rise of Dr. Richard Owusu Nyarko
The academic journey of Dr. Dr. Richard Owusu Nyarko, the Immediate Past Vice President and Head of Academics at the Ghana Christian University College (GCUC) from a young student from the Ashanti regional town of Bekwai to an internationally recognized medical scholar is a testament to what results of perseverance are...
May 9 Disaster: The day Ghana football died and never fully resurrected
Twenty-five years after 126 people were killed at the Accra Sports Stadium, the disaster’s wounds run deeper than a monument and broken promises. On the evening of 9 May 2001, more than thirty thousand supporters packed the Accra Sports Stadium for a Premier League fixture between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko, argu...