Examining the often-ignored role of lenders in loan defaults – Samuel Appiah-Asare writes
Loan defaults in Ghana have reached levels that go beyond isolated borrower missteps to reveal systemic weaknesses throughout the financial sector. According to recent data... Read More
Shika Dzidzoamenu
The Intentional Money Playbook: Winning with your personal finances in 2026 (Part I)
Meet Delores and Jane. They work in the same office and commute from similar neighbourhoods. Both women earn GHS 3,000 every month. However, their financial... Read More
Security and Reliability are Cornerstones of Ghana’s Digital Payment Future – Jalilu Issahaku
The Head of Technology Delivery and APO at Stanbic Bank Ghana, Jalilu Issahaku, has emphasized the importance of building secure, reliable and convenient digital payment... Read More
KIA is not a name we should be proud to project – Steven Odarteifio
Steven Odarteifio, a concerned citizen and convener of the advocacy to rename Kotoka International Airport, has renewed calls for Ghana’s main international gateway to be... Read More
Court remands six over GH¢7.5m gold robbery at Adabraka
An Accra Circuit Court has ordered the remand of six men in connection with an alleged armed robbery involving GH¢7.5 million at the Adabraka market... Read More
Mahama urged to rename KIA
Advocates pushing for the renaming of Kotoka International Airport have placed the responsibility squarely on President John Dramani Mahama, describing the decision as a defining... Read More
Bii-Kunuto Education Fund: Education is nation-building, not charity – Dr. Apaak
Education remains the most strategic investment a nation can make, not an act of charity, Deputy Education Minister Dr Clement Abas Apaak has said. Dr... Read More
Bii-Kunuto Education Fund: Disability must never block academic ambition – Dr Apaak
Persons living with disabilities must be supported to pursue higher education without financial or institutional barriers, Deputy Education Minister Dr Clement Abas Apaak has said.... Read More
Over 142,000 first-year students benefit from No-Fees Stress policy – Apaak
Deputy Minister for Education, Dr Clement Apaak, says more than 142,000 first-year students in public tertiary institutions have benefited from the government’s n No-Fees Stress... Read More
USTED Congregation: Universities must lead innovation, not just teach, examine – Dr. Apaak
Deputy Minister for Education, Dr Clement Apaak, has urged universities to drive innovation and national problem-solving beyond classroom teaching. Delivering his address at the University... Read More
England’s 2026 World Cup momentum stalled by Ghana 
Ghana vrs England: World Cup 2026 clash goalless after frustrating opening half 
National Day of PWDs: Disability rights must move from promises to action now – Dr. Apaak to MPs 
National Day of PWDs: No Ghanaian should be left behind because of disability – Dr. Apaak