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Renowned legal expert and Senior Partner at AB & David Law Africa, Dr. David Ofosu-Dorte, has issued a compelling charge to the 2025 doctoral graduates of Nobel International Business School (NiBS), urging them to translate their academic achievements into practical solutions that address Africa’s pressing challenges. ‎ ‎Delivering the keynote address at the university’s graduation ceremony held in Accra, Dr. Ofosu-Dorte, himself an alumnus of NiBS, emphasized that knowledge must be applied within context to be transformative. ‎ ‎“You must solve African problems with African ideas. Knowledge must be practical and contextual, or it will only help you repeat the teachings of others without impact,” he stated. ‎ ‎According to him, the true value of a doctoral degree lies not in the title but in the transformation it brings to communities, institutions, and society at large. He warned against the uncritical application of foreign models, stressing that many African leaders fail because...

  Community members listen attentively during a health outreach program organized by the Salvation Army Health Center to mark Children’s Health Promoting Day. As part of activities marking this year’s Children’s Health Promoting Day, the Salvation Army Health Center has called on men to play active and supportive roles during their partners’ pregnancy journey. The sensitization event, held at the health center, focused on maternal and child health with an emphasis on shared responsibility in pregnancy and postnatal care. Mrs. Pamila Ayika, a public health nurse, Addressing participants, Mrs. Pamila Ayika, a public health nurse, underscored the importance of empowering women during pregnancy, stating that the wellbeing of both mothers and babies depends significantly on proper nutrition, regular medical check-ups, and emotional support. "Women must take responsibility for their health by eating right and adhering to scheduled antenatal visits," she emphasized. Mrs. Agatha Esel...

 ‎ The Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association has once again embarked on a grassroots initiative aimed at spreading the message of Islam through community engagement and literature distribution. ‎ This year’s outreach marks the third edition of the public education campaign by the Accra Zonal Chapter of the association, which is made up of male members aged 40 and above. Through one-on-one engagements and the sharing of Islamic literature, the association seeks to educate the public on the values and principles of Islam, while promoting peace and spiritual enlightenment. ‎ ‎Speaking to Nation 1 News, Mr. Mustafa Salisu, Accra Zonal President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association, emphasized the purpose of the exercise. ‎ Mr. Mustafa Salisu, Accra Zonal President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association ‎“It is our divine mandate to spread the good news of Islam. We only serve as messengers—conviction comes from Allah,” he said. ‎ ‎He further encouraged the broader Muslim commun...

‎ The Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) has officially launched the 2025 edition of Insurance Awareness Month, under the theme: “Inclusivity & Accessibility – Purpose Beyond Profit.” This year’s theme seeks to reshape public perception and expand the reach of insurance services to underserved communities across Ghana. ‎ ‎Addressing the media during the launch, the First Vice President of the GIA and Managing Director of Hollard Life Assurance, Mr. Nashiru Iddrisu, emphasized that the 2025 campaign builds upon the foundation laid during last year’s awareness month. According to him, the focus this year is on transforming the industry’s narrative—moving away from purely profit-driven motives to a more human-centered approach that prioritizes accessibility for all, including market women, informal sector workers, and the uninsured. ‎ Mr. Nashiru Iddrisu, Managing Director of Hollard Life Assurance,  ‎Mr. Iddrisu urged insurance companies to embrace sustainable practices that ...

 PRESS RELEASE From: Alliance for Gban Development(AGD)Location: Gban Community, Talensi District, Upper East RegionDate:  18/06/2025Contacts: 0244860175 (chairman )0244345580 (secretary)To: The Hon. Minister for the InteriorMinistry of the InteriorAccra,  GhanaSUBJECT  Alliance for Gban Development (AGD) is a registered community-based organization in Gbane.  Barely a week after we presented a press conference on matters affecting the development of our community, we are once again compelled to, on behalf of the suffering, vulnerable, and traumatized people of Gban, voice out for the attention of the higher authorities within the Region and beyond, recent life-threatening acts and occurrences in Gban and the mining enclave in Taleng-teng.   Our recent call on the 7th of June, 2025, that sounded the alarm on repeated and intermittent violent attacks by faceless armed robbers in the Gban environs, yielded a very prompt response from the Honourable Regio...

  The Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) on Thursday officially launched the 2025 President’s Cup, confirming that traditional powerhouses Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko will meet on Sunday, 6 July at the Accra Sports Stadium. Now in its 10th edition, the one‑off fixture has grown from a ceremonial friendly into a fiercely coveted trophy that celebrates national unity and sporting excellence while honouring Ghana’s sitting President. This year’s match will be held in tribute to H.E. President John Dramani Mahama. Launching the event on behalf of the Minister for Youth and Sports, Mr Williams Quartey pledged the ministry’s full backing: “The Minister is determined to restore Ghana football to its former glory and ensure the President’s Cup enjoys the prestige it deserves. A dedicated planning committee has already been inaugurated to deliver a world‑class spectacle,” he said. In a move designed to pack the stands, GHALCA announced that general admission will be fr...

  In a bold step toward enriching Ghanaian culture and advancing education, Copy Ghana, in partnership with key stakeholders, organized a national forum to address pressing issues within the creative arts industry. The event focused on the importance of copyright licensing as a tool for both cultural preservation and intellectual property protection. The forum brought together representatives from government, academia, and the creative community to deliberate on how collective licensing can support authors, creators, and educational institutions. It emphasized the significance of granting licenses to organizations and institutions for the legal reproduction of copyright-protected materials from both print and digital sources. Speaking at the event, Mr. Asare Konadu, Chairman of Copy Ghana, reaffirmed the organization's mandate to promote institution-based licensing, as assigned by rights holders. Mr. Asare Konadu, Chairman of Copy Ghana “The first point of protection is the proper...

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ga West, Hon. Desmond Sowah Noi, has inspected ongoing works on the Pokuase-Nsawam Highway Road Project. As part of his tour, he also visited the Amasaman M/A Basic School to mark the commencement of this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ga West, Hon. Desmond Sowah Noi Speaking to the press, Hon. Sowah Noi emphasized the importance of motivating BECE candidates at such a critical time, stating, "It is essential to be present and offer encouragement to these young minds to help them excel in their examinations." Addressing the media during the inspection, the MCE noted that the purpose of the site visit was to ensure that the road construction activities do not disrupt commercial operations in the area. He highlighted the importance of considering the human element in all development efforts, underscoring the need for the Assembly’s involvement in any planned diversions or relocat...

In a bold move to address rising youth unemployment, True Worshiper Prophetic Dance Ministries, a faith-based NGO, has successfully trained over 75 young Ghanaian through its free vocational skills program. This initiative, part of the organization’s annual youth empowerment drive, aims to provide practical skills and foster entrepreneurship among participants.    Held in Ashwerease-Daaman, a local community in Ghana’s Eastern Region, this year’s program expanded its curriculum to include Makeup artistry—adding to its previous offerings of Detergent Making, Bead Crafting, and Pastry production.   The three-day intensive training featured business orientation, hands-on skill development, practical demonstrations, an exhibition, and a graduation ceremony. The holistic approach was designed not only to impart technical expertise but also to encourage financial independence and self-sufficiency among beneficiaries.    Minister Vincent Anowie, President  Du...