Two Women Break Barriers as They Graduate in Plumbing
On March 4, 2026, two determined women Gaisie Ampong and Anne Tetteh graduated from our Women in Plumbing Program under…
Ghana’s Legal Education Reform Opens New Pathways for Aspiring Lawyers
Ghana’s legal education landscape is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in decades following the passage of the Legal…
When Healthy People Die Suddenly
The sudden death of a young and seemingly healthy person often leaves family, friends, and the wider public searching for…
The Demographic Time Bomb What Population Decline Could Mean
For decades, governments and businesses worried about overpopulation. Today, a different challenge is emerging across much of the developed world:…
Why You May Not Need a Personal Assistant
In today’s business world, having a Personal Assistant (PA) is often seen as a sign of success. Many entrepreneurs dream…
By 2050 One in Every Five Online Customers Would Be From Africa
For decades, global businesses have focused their attention on consumers in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. However, a…
Why Some Companies Choose to Stay Private Instead of Going Public
For many entrepreneurs, taking a company public through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) is often seen as the ultimate sign…
USA – Dina Neely’s Journey of Faith Resilience and STEM Empowerment
In a heartfelt and inspiring session at the Google Ghana office at the Women Who Build program on the 9th…
Don’t Ghost People The Importance of Respectful Communication in Business
In the world of business, relationships are everything. Whether you are dealing with clients, employees, suppliers, investors, business partners, or…
Blue Baby Syndrome Understanding a Rare but Serious Condition
The birth of a baby is usually a moment of joy and celebration. However, some newborns may develop a condition…
UK – The Powerful Journey of Trish Balusa
When people think about reality television, they often think about entertainment, drama, and fleeting fame. But for Trish Balusa, her…