Month: January 2026

The Hunger Project–Ghana (THP–Ghana), with funding support from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has officially handed over essential medical supplies, valued at US$165,000 to the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to support maternal, newborn and child healthcare. The supplies included autoclaves, vaccine fridges, ultrasound scan machines with printers, delivery beds, Infant AMBU Bags, […] The post The Hunger Project–Ghana hands over US$165,000 worth of medical supplies to GHS […]

Accra has been buzzing this week with the world’s attention fixated on the West African city for obvious reasons. Ghana’s culture, people, diversity and all other elements that define the identity of the country has been on display to a global audience, thanks to American streamer and YouTuber IShowSpeed, born Darren Jason Watkins Jr. IShowSpeed made a […] The post Chris Koney’s column: Iconisation, the work of brand ambassadors appeared first on […]

Kwame Nkrumah Circle, one of Accra’s most significant landmarks, bearing the name of Ghana’s first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, beyond its historical value, serves as a critical commercial and transport hub – connecting thousands of commuters daily. The area is plagued with congestion and unauthorised structures. Nkrumah Circle’s Holy Gardens have become an avenue for […] The post Kwame Nkrumah Circle’s Holy Gardens: Fire-damaged shops demand a complete overhaul appeared […]

A young voice is rising boldly within Ghana’s movie industry, and it’s one the nation may need to listen to closely. Caleb Oteng Owiredu-Ofori, a fast-rising Ghanaian actor, has made a passionate call for increased funding and support for the local film industry, warning that the lack of financial backing is leading to a painful […] The post Lack of funding hindering great talents : Actor appeared first on The Business […]