As one of Ghana’s oldest girls’ schools, Holy Child School, Cape Coast, has spent decades raising young women who go on to lead in classrooms, courtrooms, hospitals, and beyond.
Students, old girls, and dignitaries gathered to...
In the early 1960s, when military aviation in West Africa was still finding its footing, two young Ghanaian women entered a profession that few imagined would open its doors to them.
Their names were Melody Millicent...
There are school events, and then there is Wesley Girls’ High School Speech Day.
And the 189th edition in Kakumdo was not just a celebration of academic excellence and legacy. It was what we can only...
Acclaimed London-based Congolese Chef Freddy Suana of ‘Swatch’s Kitchen’, in collaboration with ‘The Kitchen by Ghana Food Movement’, hosted an intimate, exclusive culinary preview of Roots 2 Routes: A Fusion Journey.
Set in the heart of...
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama has made history, becoming the first African to top ArtReview’s prestigious annual Power 100 list, cementing his position as the most influential figure in the global contemporary art scene.
Mahama, celebrated for...
A trailblazer in boots and brilliance, Major General Anita Asmah is our Wonder Woman this Wednesday and for good reason.
In a world where peacekeeping often feels like a man’s game, she’s rewriting the rules and...
Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has unveiledits interactive and experiential Emirates Travel Store in Accra, Ghana, elevating its customer experience with exciting product showcases, smart technologies and expert travel consultants. The opening marks the...
Ghana is 68 years old, and if there’s one thing we do best, it’s doing things the Ghanaian way.
Whether it's how we talk, eat, or even store food, you just know when something has pure...
Accompanying the other bridesmaids, the fashion consultant was debonair in an all-white tuxedo from Rhobes Official and gold tassel loafers from David Wej.
Growing up, we used different words, most we herd from our parents and the rest we coined up on our own. And by coined up I mean we mispronounced the English version and it stuck. In the spirit of Throwback Christmas, take a look at these Ghanaian phrases that we will never outgrow.
On April, 27th, 1972, Ghana lost its beloved son and first president, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah in Bucharest, Romania.
Voted as Africa's "Man of the...
