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Virtual Security Africa Ltd joins JoySports Invitational Tournament 2026
Virtual Security Africa Ltd has signed up to participate in the 2026 JoySports Invitational Tournament, joining companies preparing to compete in the annual corporate sporting event. Virtual Security Africa Ltd, is one of the fastest growing distributors and integrators of CCTV, IP Surveillance Video, Access Control, F...
Demonstrations and governance: Pressure on the system
Last week some Ghanaians took to the streets under the banner “Attack on Democracy.” Members marched to the Presidency with a petition. Their claim was direct: key democratic institutions are being compromised, and government must be checked in public. That is what demonstrations are for. They signal concern. They rele...
The digital money revolution: Know your rights as a Ghanaian consumer
Ghana is building something remarkable. From mobile wallets to instant loans, digital payment apps to investment platforms, Ghanaians are accessing financial services at a pace that would have seemed impossible a decade ago. Millions who once stood outside the formal financial system now save, borrow, invest, and trans...
Why stay interviews matter more than exit interviews
Few months ago, I made one of the hardest decisions of my career. I decided to move on from my previous workplace.
Are we optimising ourselves into forgettable marketing?
Marketing today has become extraordinarily good at measuring outcomes. We can track clicks, optimise cost per acquisition, segment audiences into increasingly precise groups, and understand consumer behaviour in ways marketers from previous generations could only dream of.
Opinion: the Mahama-NDC government’s Interpol Red Alert notice and ICE own goals
Proverbs 26:27 states “Whoever digs a pit will fall into it, and a stone will come back on him who starts it rolling.” Amen and Amen! This morning I had a huge laugh watching a video on Tik Tok of Majority Whip, Rockson Dafeamekpor speaking on television about the arrest and detention of Asante Akim North MP, Hon. Ohen...
Seven-month water crisis hits Dawhenya, disrupts healthcare, schooling and homes
A prolonged water crisis in parts of Dawhenya and Community 25 is disrupting healthcare delivery, schooling and household activities, with residents warning of growing public health risks. Communities including Gbetsile, Sackey Bediako and Top 10 have reportedly been without a regular supply of pipe-borne water for abo...
The law & brands in the age of AI technology
Brands are the cornerstone of commerce, comprising a blend of trust, reputation, and legal exclusivity. Generative AI has brought challenges like training on copyrighted content, generating outputs that use or imitate natural persons, protected marks, and deploying autonomous systems with unclear liability.
Bawumia’s concern over alleged abuse of state power is not sincere – Solomon Owusu
Director of Communications for the United Party, Solomon Owusu, has questioned the sincerity of former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s concerns about alleged abuse of state power and threats to democracy, arguing that he failed to act while serving in government.
Arthur Kennedy Writes: Rains, flood and sanitation
I am an angry, demoralized Ghanaian and you should be too. The rains came-- garbage and cars and people floated down our streets and we wailed! Predictably, the President declared a National Clean-up exercise and piles of garbage have been dug from gutters-- waiting to be returned to the drains by future rains.
Sinner wins in Madrid to set Masters title record
Jannik Sinner became the first man to win five consecutive Masters 1,000 titles after beating Alexander Zverev in straight sets to win the Madrid Open.
Beyond the Concert: What BHIM festival London reveals about Ghana’s cultural diplomacy and soft power
Stonebwoy’s BHIM Festival London at OVO Arena Wembley can understandably be celebrated as another milestone in the international growth of Ghanaian music. But beyond the performance, audience numbers, and spectacle lies a more important question for Ghana: what happens when our culture successfully attracts internation...