Day: July 27, 2025

Accra: Mr Michael Aryeetey, an energy expert, has urged graduates of the University of Ghana to impact society positively as they join the global workforce. Speaking at the University’s congregation in Accra, he encouraged the graduates to strive for excellence in a world which required ‘thoughtful and compassionate’ individuals. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Aryeetey, who is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Technical, at Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), recounted aspects of his life and education, emphasising the importance of lifelong learning. With decades of experience in the upstream oil and gas industry, he tasked the graduands to pursue

Accra: Some businesses have called on business mogul Ibrahim Mahama to stay away from business alliances that could jeopardize his reputation and brand. A strong wave of caution is being sounded from within Ghana’s business community, urging the prominent businessman to stay clear of embattled Adamus Resources CEO, Angela List, whose recent actions and associations have sparked serious legal and ethical concerns. According to Ghana News Agency, Angela List is reportedly making strategic overtures to draw closer to Ibrahim Mahama, with the aim of leveraging his influence and credibility for personal protection and business relevance amid mounting scrutiny. However, several

Accra: Ghana’s musical icon Charles Kwadwo Fosu, also known as Daddy Lumba, has passed away at the age of 60, marking the end of a storied career that captivated audiences both locally and internationally. According to Ghana News Agency, the year 2025 is a somber period for Ghana’s music industry, following not only the passing of Daddy Lumba but also the recent death of fellow musician Dada KD. Known for his profound impact on highlife music, Daddy Lumba’s contributions are immortalized through his extensive discography and the cultural legacy he leaves behind. Daddy Lumba began his illustrious journey into Ghana’s