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The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana's public procurement reforms, citing the significant role that an efficient procurement system plays in the country's economy. Speaking at a recent event on Assessing Procurement Systems (MAPS), a World Bank representative public procurement authority launches Ghana maps assessment exercise Lina Tutuanji  Lina Tutuanji, senior hub, procurement specialist (world bank), Ghana, Liberia,Sierra Leone emphasized the importance of a transparent and accountable public procurement system in providing opportunities for private sector companies to do business and create jobs. The World Bank is supporting the Ghanaian government in assessing its public procurement system using the MAPS (Methodology for Assessing Procurement Systems) methodology. This assessment will help identify areas of improvement and provide a roadmap for reforms. The outcome of the assessment will be an action plan that outlines specific areas requiring ...

  Heritors labs limited has launched The African Research and Innovation Commercialization Summit (ARICS) 2025 aimed at bringing together stakeholders from across the continent to drive innovation, collaboration, and commercialization of research outcomes. The event took place on 21st November 2014 in Accra with the theme FROM LABS TO MARKETS: SCALING INDUSTRY UPTAKE FOR INNOVATION & RESEARCH OUTCOMES. Barbara Edu According to Barbara Edu, Development Program Lead for Heritage Labs and Project Lead for ARICS Global, the summit is a strategic platform for partnerships between the private sector, government, and other stakeholders. "We are partnering with both private sector and government to devise topics that would reach the market and understand pathways needed for the Ghanaian community to scale up," Edu explained. This year's summit takes a pan-African approach, bringing on board stakeholders from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and other African countries. The goal...

 Elder Alfred Kungu, Former Church Family History Manager of the church of Jesus Christ of latter days Saints on 22nd November 2024 has emphasized that Christmas is not just a one-day event, but a celebration that should be observed throughout the year. Elder Alfred Kungu "As members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we believe that Christmas is a time to remember the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ," he said. Elder Kungu highlighted the humility of Jesus Christ, who was born in poor conditions, and reminded us that because of Him, we have the power to be healed and to receive blessings. "We need to remember that Christ is a miracle, and if we approach Him, believe in Him, and trust in Him, we can find peace, joy, and happiness even in the midst of challenges and difficulties," he said. As the world grapples with various challenges, Elder Kungu's message serves as a reminder of the importance of faith, hope, and charity. "We invite eve...

The Adenta Municipal Education Directorate celebrated its first Guidance and Counseling Week with a range of activities under the theme, “Unlocking Potentials Through Guidance Services to Shape Social Behaviour and Values for a Brighter Future.” The week-long event, which began with an official launch and a mental health talk, highlighted the importance of counseling in educational settings, promoting a safe, supportive school environment. Madam Gifty Mussey Madam Gifty Mussey, Director of Education for Adenta, expressed her satisfaction with the event’s success, saying, “I’m happy that this has become a reality, because counseling is an integral part of our educational system. As a director, I encourage our school counselors to come together and organize a Counseling Week celebration.” Throughout the week, students participated in a debate, environmental clean-up, and social activities to strengthen school spirit and reinforce positive values. Hannah Araba Acquah Addressing the media,...

  Ladma, Abandoned African Slave on October 26, 2024, acclaimed Ghanaian author Ishmael Junior launched his third novel, Ladma, Abandoned African Slave, a powerful story that highlights African resilience and challenges stereotypes around the slave trade era.  Reflecting on his journey, Junior shared, “Yes, I’m Ishmael Junior, a novelist. So far, I have three novels to my credit… Ladma, Abandoned African Slave, which is my new book, launched today.” The book, which took over two and a half years to complete, attracted an unexpectedly large crowd,  validating what Junior sees as a growing interest in African narratives. “I didn’t even anticipate getting these numbers,” he said. “It’s a big encouragement…  The African narrative, especially literature about us, is growing.”Ladma tells the story of a strong African who resists slavery and refuses to adopt foreign lifestyles, aiming to showcase the spirit of resistance among Africans. “What inspired me to write Ladma is t...

Amnesty International Ghana has launched a powerful documentary titled Protect the Protest, chronicling the history of protests in Ghana and their impact on societal change. The film, unveiled during a pre-screening event in Accra, highlights the critical role protests have played in shaping policies and advancing democracy in the country. “This documentary reflects on where we’ve come from as a nation in terms of activism, where we stand today, and what the future holds for protests in Ghana,” said Genevieve Patington, Country Director of Amnesty International Ghana. Genevieve Patington, Amnesty international Ghana, country director The 45-minute film features contributions from notable human rights defenders, including Professor Techiwamenu, Kwesi Pratt, and Oliver Barker-Vormawor. These advocates discussed their experiences in championing the right to protest and emphasized the necessity for citizens to lawfully take to the streets when faced with issues like economic challenges or ...

  Mining in Ghana has contributed many negative effects on the environment and on the health of local communities in Ghana,therefore Livelihood and Environment Ghana -LEG in collaboration with Oxfam Novib including other mining community actors across Ghana see the urgency needs in addressing the gaps. Richard Adjei-Poku, Executive Director -LEG.  Livelihood and Environment Ghana – LEG, a research and advocacy organization committed to community rights and environmental sustainability, unveiled a groundbreaking report on corporate human rights abuses in Ghana’s mining sector. The launch, held at the Maxlot Hotel in Accra, brought together stakeholders institutions and experts to address the urgent issues facing mining communities. Ghana, the largest gold producer in the Sub-Saharan Africa, contributed about 7% of its GDP through gold mining in 2023, producing approximately 4 million ounces. However, the sector has left a trail of environmental degradation, human rights violat...

Kenloi International School marked its sixth anniversary with a vibrant celebration, featuring talent showcases, a heartfelt drama performance, and inspiring calls for unity and support within the community. Students took center stage with exhibitions, displays of talent, and a drama focused on the importance of unity in Ghana’s current climate, encouraging families to stay together and foster peace as the nation approaches an election year. “When there is discord, it is children and women who suffer the most,” said Proprietress Eva Tweneboah, highlighting the event’s message for parents to come together. Proprietress Eva Tweneboah Reflecting on the school’s journey, Ms. Tweneboah expressed gratitude, acknowledging challenges such as fee payments, low initial enrollment, and the need for digital resources. “Opening a school is not easy, but by God’s grace, we’re growing,” she shared. She also emphasized the school’s need for computers, appealing for government support and calling on pa...

The third edition of the annual Ghana Models Awards Juniors, successfully came off at the Ghana International School in Accra last Saturday . The Founder of the initiative Jerry Wonder Sampson stated that this year sought to celebrate talent but more importantly potential. Hence, emphasized its relevance on the children’s event calendar in Ghana. A total of 30 awards were listed for the night. Jerry wonder samson,CEO,GMA Elaborating on the fact that parents need to pay more attention to developing the potentials of their children, Jerry Wonder Sampson explained that a scheme such as the Ghana Models Awards was assisting in that. “Here, we don’t just focus on talent but, we highlight potential as part of our criteria for nominations because we believe, when the potential of a child is discovered and nutured the right way, the child will end up contributing his best to the society and globe. Simply put, your talent is what you can do. But, your potential is who you can become”, he said. ...

Together ,we can make Ghana proud. political parties, the media ,and other stakeholders—to ensure that peace remains the focus problem,and it won’t solve anything now. Words matter they can either bring us together or tear us apart.Let’s choose unity before,during,and after the elections. Peace is a collective effort .No election is worth the unity of our country. December 7 elections.This is a time to express our views through our votes,but even more At the New Media Association of Ghana,we believe that peace is the most valuable legacy that is worth prioritizing. Including truth and accuracy in our reporting,and avoid spreading unverified or inflammatory information. victory for democracy and a step towards a brighter future. Let's leave for ourselves and future generations.That’s why we are calling on every Ghanaian citizens, the Electoral Commission and security personnel. When the results are announced ,let’s accept To our fellow media practitioners:Your role is crucial in sha...