Seen everywhere, remembered nowhere? How branding steps In
You’ve seen them everywhere. On Instagram, WhatsApp status, on billboards and in promotions. Yet when it’s time to choose, you...
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Esther Cobbah encourages female entrepreneurs to build trust and excellence as core business skills
The Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Communications Africa Ltd (Stratcomm Africa), Ms. Esther A. N. Cobbah, has challenged female entrepreneurs...
Mfantsipim launches *920*1876# to raise funds for 150th anniversary legacy projects
The Chairman of the Mfantsipim 150th Anniversary Planning Committee, Capt John B. Yamoah. The 150th Anniversary Planning Committee (APC) of...
Gulf Power Competition in Africa: What Ghana and the AU stand to gain in 2026
Gulf power competition in Africa in 2026 is no longer a background trend. It is shaping parts of the AU’s...
Mama Pat commissions New Health Centre in Asokwa, eyes expansion drive
By Eugene Davis Patricia Appiagyei, Member of Parliament for Asokwa and Deputy Minority Leader, has commissioned a new health centre...
From Dialogue to Deals: What the 2026 World Government Summit means for Africa’s rise and Ghana’s strategic positioning
The 2026 World Governments Summit (WGS), held in Dubai from 3-5 February 2026 under the theme “Shaping Future Governments,” was...
AI and drones promise tighter controls over Ghana’s billion-dollar mining industry
By Eugene Davis Emmanuel Kwamena Anyimah, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Minerals Commission, says drone and artificial intelligence technologies...
HERizon Africa Summit 2026: Ghana to host a landmark Pan-African Women’s Forum in Accra
WestlionCo, under the HERizon Africa Network, is set to host a landmark Pan-African Women’s Summit in Accra, Ghana, marking the...
Why Ghana must hasten the UAE’s CEPA Programme in 2026 and how it can strengthen an economy that is already recovering
Ghana enters 2026 in a better economic position than it was a few years ago. Macroeconomic stability has improved, inflationary...
Billionaires Club
...Dancing with the devil Prologue I don’t know about you, but I have no plans whatsoever of partaking in ‘blood money’, in any shape or form. That is mostly because, like you, I watched a whole lot of Nigerian movies in my formative years. From ‘Billionaire’s Club’ to ‘Blood Money’, and the countless films of their kind having the term ‘blood money’ explicitly contained in their titles and/or exploring this theme of occult wealth and sudden riches, it should come as no surprise to you that many a Ghanaian, and...