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National Mining Dialogue 2026: Stakeholders call for rethink of Ghana’s mining sector [Photos]
Stakeholders in Ghana’s mining sector have called for a major rethink of the country’s approach to mineral resource management, with emphasis on community participation, environmental protection, local value addition and greater benefits for Ghanaians. The call was made at the National Mining Dialogue 2026 held at the...
National Women’s Summit 2026 to feature Geisha Speed Mentoring session
One of the key highlights of the 8th National Women’s Summit & Expo 2026 will be the Geisha Speed Mentoring Session, a dynamic platform designed to connect emerging young women with accomplished female leaders across industries.
MTN Impact Session to empower entrepreneurs at National Women’s Summit 2026
Entrepreneurs and small business owners attending the 8th National Women’s Summit & Expo (NWSE) 2026 are expected to benefit from the MTN Impact Session, a specially curated segment designed to inspire, connect and empower women led businesses.
Green means Business: How Ghana’s garden revolution is growing jobs, wealth and hope
From a modest flower exhibition to an internationally recognised movement, the Ghana Garden and Flower Show has blossomed into a powerful platform promoting enterprise, environmental stewardship and sustainable development. As preparations gather pace for the 14th edition, Peter Martey Agbeko explores how flowers, gard...
Swiss Ambassador to Ghana, influencers to empower women with skills for financial independence
Ambitious women, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders are set to gather at the first edition of BloomHer Brunch & Workshop 2026, a dedicated initiative aimed at advancing women’s economic empowerment.
GPA calls for gov’t support as it marks 50 years of indigenous publishing
The President of the Ghana Publishers Association (GPA), Edward Yaw Udzu Esq., has called on the government to invest more in Ghana’s publishing industry.
Amelley Djosu writes: Are we honouring the dead or impressing the living?
Funerals in our communities used to be a protective ritual where relatives cooked, neighbours helped, and the bereaved were allowed space to mourn without logistical or financial pressure.
Celestine Donkor celebrates 20 years in ministry at Celestial Praiz XII
Gospel musician Celestine Donkor marked two decades in music ministry with a powerful night of worship at the 12th edition of Celestial Praiz, held on March 6, 2026, at Victory Bible Church, Awoshie.
A Plus launches Gomoa Easter Carnival; event set for April 2 to 5
Gomoa Easter Carnival, an initiative by the Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has been launched.
KAIPTC urges greater youth engagement in gender equality
A senior official at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) has called for stronger involvement of young people in advancing gender equality, stressing that sustainable peace, security and development cannot be realised without the full participation of women and girls.
GPA launches 50th anniversary, calls for innovation and stronger support for local publishing
The Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) on Tuesday launched its 50th anniversary celebrations with renewed calls to strengthen Ghana’s publishing industry, promote indigenous literature and expand the reach of locally produced books.
GPCL urges commercialisation of local literature at GPA 50th anniversary launch
The Managing Director of the Ghana Publishing Company, Nana Kwasi Boatey Esq., has called on Ghanaian publishers and writers to place greater emphasis on the commercial value of their creative works in order to strengthen the country’s publishing industry and contribute more significantly to national economic growth.