Like most first-time fathers, Mr John Dzido was excited when his son Caleb was born in 2008. He was also happy that his first child was a boy and couldn’t wait for him to grow up so they embarked on “boys boys” adventures. “I was happy. It is every man’sContinue Reading
THE picturesque 110-kilometre stretch from Ayi Mensa near Accra to Peduase Lodge in the Eastern Region has been turned into a dumping site. The stretch used to be a sight to behold, for which reason the vicinity attracted many to settle on the hills. The location also attracted lots ofContinue Reading
TEN years after the June 3 disaster of flooding and fire that claimed over 150 lives at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle, some survivors and witnesses say they are tired of talking about it. According to them, over the past decade, journalists, officials and organisations had returned to the scene orContinue Reading
A five-day workshop by the Global Quality Assurance Association (GQAA) has been held to equip participating African universities with practical tools to strengthen quality assurance in teaching, research and institutional management. It was held in Accra from May 26 to 30, 2025. Participants included 30 delegates from three African CentresContinue Reading
Dr. Bryan Achaeampong was born on November 27, 1972, in Suhum with ancestral roots in Nkwatia, Kwahu East District. His life story embodies the quintessential Ghanaian narrative of resilience, intellectual rigour, and service to the nation. The bedrock of Dr. Acheampong’s character was laid during his formative years at AchimotaContinue Reading
Nominee: Sakina Mumuni, 35-years-oldOccupation: Farmer/TraderTown: Bawku MunicipalProject: Agro Processing/VSALSource of funds: PersonalCategory: Economic Empowerment What is your motivation?My motivation began during the height of the recent Bawku chieftaincy conflict when many women lost their husbands and livelihoods. Witnessing their struggles, I felt compelled to act. I started training them inContinue Reading
He was a familiar face, one of the many customers who bought from her mother during her trading days in second-hand goods at Awoshie in Accra. So, when he asked her to follow him home so he could settle a supposed debt, she didn’t think twice. She was already out runningContinue Reading
