Makida El Husseini
From Tamale to Kassel: Ibrahim Mahama Takes Ghanaian Art to New Global Heights
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama’s 2026 Arnold Bode Prize in Germany highlights his growing influence on the global art scene and…
Russia Moves to Reassure Ghana Over Recruitment Concerns as Economic Ties Deepen
Russia offers assurances over Ghanaian military recruitment concerns as both countries seek to strengthen trade, investment and economic cooperation.
UniMAC-IFT Marks World Day for Audiovisual Heritage with Focus on Preserving Ghana’s Film History
UniMAC-IFT brings stakeholders together to mark World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, renewing the call to preserve Ghana’s film history and…
EU-Ghana Agribusiness Exhibition and Forum 2026 Closes with Ghanaian Brands Eyeing Bigger European Markets
Ghana’s ambition to earn more from agriculture will depend not only on what the country grows, but also on how…
EU-Ghana Agribusiness Forum Opens With 42 Exhibitors as Ghana Targets Greater Export Value
Ghana's ambition to transform its agricultural potential into higher-value exports, stronger manufacturing and sustainable employment has come into sharper focus…
Ghana’s Historic Films Set for UniMAC-IFT Screening as Chris Hesse Champions Preservation Ahead of World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
As UniMAC-IFT in patnership with the UNESCO Ghana office prepares to screen historic films for the World Day for Audiovisual…
Ghana’s Investment Climate Faces a Test as Religious Rights Petition Raises Questions Over Institutional Trust
From policing and mission-school governance to financial regulation, a petition on religious freedom is bringing renewed attention to the institutions,…
DStv Bets on Volume as Price Cuts Target Lost Customers
DStv’s latest price cuts signal a strategic shift from premium pricing to affordability, as it seeks to rebuild its subscriber…
Ghana’s Event Economy Faces a Media Shift as Bloggers Challenge Traditional Newsrooms
From corporate launches and investment conferences to award ceremonies and entertainment events, bloggers are becoming increasingly visible alongside traditional media…
Ghana’s Religious Peace Is an Economic Asset as A4CG Raises Equal Justice Concerns
Advocacy group calls for impartial law enforcement as questions over religious expression highlight the importance of institutional trust and social…
AI and the Future of Ghanaian Businesses: The Race for Productivity Raises New Questions About Intellectual Property
As artificial intelligence creates new opportunities for businesses to cut costs, improve efficiency and compete globally, experts and policymakers face…
Ghana’s Film Industry Must Invest in the Craft Behind the Camera
A UniMAC-IFT workshop with Hollywood production sound professional Hosea Ntaborwa highlights the need to bridge the gap between film education…
Ghana Wants to Export More. Can Local Businesses Compete Globally?
Ghana’s ambition to double non-traditional export earnings will depend not just on producing more, but on empowering local businesses to…
Ghana’s Development Dilemma: How Poor Public Engagement Can Undermine Good Policies
Good policies can still fail when the people they affect are left out of the conversation, turning development plans into…
Beyond Business Registration: Ghana’s Small Businesses Face a Profitability Test
Ghana’s growing number of businesses tells a story of entrepreneurial ambition, but behind the numbers lies a harder reality: many…