Bolt boosts driver safety with test of new rider verification feature in Ghana
Bolt, the leading on-demand mobility company in Africa, has unveiled its latest safety…
Bolt boosts driver safety with test of new rider verification feature in Ghana
Bolt, the leading on-demand mobility company in Africa, has unveiled its latest safety feature, rider verification, to enhance driver safety in Ghana. This is part of Bolt’s ongoing investment in enhancing safety features on its platform, strengthening driver-rider trust and incentivising drivers to accept more orders, which translates to more earning opportunities and…
Rev. Amb. Raymond Annang’s Passion for Global Evangelism and God’s Agenda on Earth
Rev. Amb. Raymond Annang, a June 26th born, is an ordained, anointed Ghanaian man of God who operates in the office of an apostle but likes to be addressed as a Reverend Minister Reverend is a United Nations volunteer as the Global Director for Chaplaincy and Missions for the International Youth Network for UN Security…
Accra Ubuntu Lions Club distinguishes at zone meeting, sweeps 7 awards
Cheers was greeted with open-souled amazement at the third ‘Zone 5’ meeting which recently took place in Takoradi as the Accra Ubuntu Lions Club swept seven awards at the end of the conference. Known for its exceptional way of Lionism, Accra Ubuntu Lions Club picked most of the enviable awards for their trajectory as a…
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Role in SME Financing: Empowering Businesses for Growth
By Peter Dery, Head of Retail & Commercial Banking UBA Ghana Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are the lifeblood of any economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and contributing significantly to economic growth. It is pertinent to mention that one of the most significant challenges facing SMEs is access to…
Central bank governors urged to integrate climate risks , opportunities into monetary policies
Ghana’s Minister for Finance, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, has charged central bank governors to integrate climate risks and opportunities into monetary policies and financial regulation practices, to fortify economies against climate-induced vulnerabilities and catalysing a transition to a green and climate resilient economy. According to him, our central banks are uniquely positioned to lead this…
African Capacity Building Foundation to establish African School of Regulation in Accra
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) is establishing an African School of Regulations in Accra to improve regulation governance in Africa. The tertiary institution, which has been established with GIMPA as a strategic partner, will provide professional and academic training in regulations to support regulations regimes in Africa. This was disclosed by the ACBF Executive…
Stolen BVR Laptops Poses Dire Consequences For The Integrity Of Ghana’s Electoral System-NDC
Opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has indicated that the theft of five Biometric Voters Registration(BVR) laptops from the Electoral Commission(EC) is not a trivial matter to be dismissed as a mere financial loss by the EC. The stolen laptops according to the party reveal profound vulnerabilities and pose dire consequences for the integrity of Ghana’s…
NDC To Out-Door Professor Opoku-Agyemang As Running Mate For 2024 Election
NDC To Out-Door Professor Opoku-Agyemang As Running Mate For 2024 Election The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has disclosed that the party shall hold a ceremony to out-door its Running Mate for the 2024 General Election in Accra on Wednesday, 24th April 2024. The event is scheduled to take place at the Kofi Ohene Konadu Auditorium…
6th Consultative International Cashew Council Conference Opens in Accra
6th Consultative International Cashew Council Conference Opens in Accra The Sixth Council of Ministers conference of the Consultative International Cashew Council (CICC) commences from the 16th to the 20th of April, 2024 in Accra. The event seeks to provide a framework for consultation and to promote the development of the cashew sector in the member…
Tempers run high at GIMPA as the Rector, Prof. Samuel Bonsu, mismanages the Institute and refuses to renew staff contracts
The livelihood of several staff members of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) risks being taken away as the Rector, Prof. Samuel Kwaku Bonsu, has allegedly refused to renew their contracts. Some staff have worked at the Institute for over a decade, rendering critical services. This situation has sparked discontent among the…