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The National Service Scheme (NSS) has assured personnel that their outstanding allowances will be paid soon.  According to the Director of Corporate Affairs of the Scheme, Armstrong Esaah, the issues for the delay in the payment have…

This Easter, one question I’m asking myself is: If I was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, which of them would I wish I was not? Surely, given what I know about the disciples from the Gospels, I sure wouldn’t wish to be Judas Iscariot!…

“Money is not sinful or evil. The kingdom of God needs it desperately! Making money is what I do best but it must be made for God’s glory and not mine. As a Christian entrepreneur, my company relies on prayer and inward confirmation by the…

Madam Fouzia Tua Alhassan, Gender Specialist, Right to Play Ghana has encouraged parents and teachers to look at investment in girls beyond financial. She said spending time with the girl child was important, sharing experiences with…

The STAR-Ghana Foundation has urged Ghanaians to seize every opportunity to amplify their voices to ensure that their demands are included in the manifestos of the various political parties in the country for the upcoming 2024 general…

The West African Gas Pipeline Company Limited (WAPCo) has attributed the power supply disruptions in parts of the country on Friday, March 22, to a system glitch at the Tema facility. Some areas in Accra including Tema, Lapaz, Weija,…

Standing before the breathtaking Kintampo Waterfall, I couldn't help but marvel at its once-pristine beauty. The cascading waters, like a river of thick cocoa tea, had always been a source of pride for Ghanaians. Yet, today, it was a…

Ghana faces a major threat as it heads to a crucial poll on December 7, 2024, to elect a successor to President Nana Akufo-Addo. The danger has nothing to do with the forced choice between the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the…

Insurance is critical to any economy, providing individuals and businesses with financial protection and peace of mind. Like other countries, Ghana’s insurance industry has been evolving, but it has immense potential to benefit from…

Advisedly, in Ghana, motorists ought to be wary and suspicious of road signs and drive instinctively, with wisdom. The call by road safety authorities for motorists to obey road signs leaves much to be desired, given the situation where…