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                           Story by Azaglo Michael  Stop repeating the same financial mistakes. That is the direct warning coming from Parliament today regarding how local government assemblies handle public money." ‎"Hon. Dominic Napare, MP for Sene East and member of the Local Government Committee, is calling for strict, decisive sanctions against Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) that repeatedly ignore public financial management laws." ‎ ‎"Speaking at a policy forum discussing the 3rd Public Financial Management Compliance League Table, Hon. Napare highlighted a growing problem: year after year, Auditor-General reports flag the exact same financial irregularities." ‎"Hon. Dominic Napare, MP for Sene East and member of the Local Government Committee, ‎ ‎"His verdict? Deliberate disregard for financial rules must carry heavy penalties—not just recommendations." ‎ ‎Hon. Gladys Gillian...

              Story By Azaglo Michael  ACCRA - The Animal Welfare League [AWL], an advocacy organization dedicated to improving animal welfare across Africa, has honoured six hotels in Accra with its maiden ,Hospitality and Heart Awards’, for demonstrating leadership in ethical animal welfare practices. ‎ ‎The awards, held under the theme *“Promoting Good Animal Welfare Practice in Africa,”* seek to recognize hotels that prioritize the welfare of chickens, eggs, and fish before consumption. ‎ ‎Speaking at the event, Dr. Emmanuel Yameche, Senior Communications Officer of AWL, said the initiative was designed to celebrate corporate institutions that integrate animal welfare into their operations.  ‎ Dr. Emmanuel Yameche, Senior Communications Officer of AWL, ‎“This program is to honor leadership that has shown keen interest in how chickens and eggs are treated before consumption. Out of 31 hotels assessed in Accra, only 6 qualified,” D...

                       story By Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Aug. 1, 2026 – NIBS University has challenged its 2026 graduating class to embrace excellence, integrity, and lifelong learning as they prepare to lead in an increasingly dynamic global environment. The call was made during the university's second congregation ceremony held on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at the university's premises in the Greater Accra Region under the theme, "Excellence Beyond Borders: Preparing Leaders for a Changing World." The ceremony brought together graduates from the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), Doctor of Business Leadership (DBL), Ph.D., Master of FinTech Management, and Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programmes. It was attended by government officials, traditional leaders, academics, alumni, development partners, families, and friends who gathered to celebrate the achievements of the graduating class. Addressing...

               Story By Azaglo Michael  ACCRA — Nobel International Business School (NIBS University) has held its 2026 graduation ceremony for Master’s, PhD, and Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) candidates under the theme "Excellence Beyond Borders: Preparing Leaders for a Changing World." ‎ ‎Speaking to the press during the event, the Deputy Chancellor, Dr. Felix Nana Sackey, emphasized that the university’s core mandate centers on practical application over theoretical knowledge. ‎ The Deputy Chancellor, Dr. Felix Nana Sackey ‎He urged the 2026 graduating cohort to leverage their professional experience and practical training to drive national development. ‎ ‎Dr. Sackey advised the new graduates to embody ethical leadership by leading by example rather than exercising top-down authority. He also highlighted the strategic importance of modern technology, encouraging graduates to utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a pri...

          Story By Azaglo Michael  The Global Young African Women Congress (YAWC) Network has marked its 10th anniversary in Accra with a call for stronger implementation of gender equality laws, legal protections for property rights, and expanded access to economic and leadership opportunities for women. Marking a decade of advocacy for women's development across Africa, the Global Young African Women Congress Network is shifting its focus from policy discussions to direct implementation. Delivering the keynote address, Sheila Minkah-Premo, Convener of the Affirmative Action Law Coalition, highlighted the critical role of Ghana’s legal framework in advancing women’s leadership and economic independence.  Sheila Minkah-Premo, Convener of the Affirmative Action Law Coalition She urged professional women to pursue career growth, called on employers to ensure workplace equity, and advised female entrepreneurs to enhance business sustainability through leg...

            Story By Azaglo Michael  Accra, Ghana* – The Ministry of Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, MLGCRA, has organized a capacity building program for Registrars of the National and Regional Houses of Chiefs.  The initiative is aimed at equipping registrars with the requisite knowledge and skills to improve the administration of traditional justice and enhance service delivery within the chieftaincy institution. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the program, the Deputy Minister for MLGCRA, Hon. Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, said building the capacity of registrars is critical to addressing traditional matters effectively. Deputy Minister for MLGCRA, Hon. Rita Naa Odoley Sowah,  “In tackling traditional issues, there is the need to refresh and deepen their knowledge in their specialized areas,” Hon. Sowah stated. “The goal is for them to acquire the needed expertise so that when they return to their stations, they wil...

             Story By Azaglo Michael  Speaking at the grand opening, Chief Executive Officer of Omay Business, *Mr. Isaac Kofi Osei*, recounted the company’s journey. A mechanical engineer by profession and a teacher for 30 years, Mr. Osei said he began the business after completing university in 1997 and relocating to Accra in 1982. ‎ Chief Executive Officer of Omay Business, *Mr. Isaac Kofi Osei* ‎According to him, the path to success was not easy. “We started with goods in a car boot, and later rented shops before we were able to build our own facility to expand the business,” he said. ‎ ‎Mr. Osei advised young people to remain faithful, persistent, and committed in all they do. He noted that owning the new mall will help strengthen Omay’s operations and contribute to local economic growth. ‎ ‎Adding her voice, Mrs. Mavis Osei urged the youth to stay determined and committed to their goals. “Above all, put God first in everything,” sh...