The global conversation on women empowerment is becoming more popular by day. Here is a story of a Ghanaian woman who is actively involved in
Yaa Asantewaa was the queen mother the Ejisu township in the Ashanti Empire in the 1800s, appointed by her brother Nana Akwasi Afrane Opese, the Ejisuhene, the chief of Ejisu. In 1900
Abiola is the Regional CEO, West Africa, overseeing the Group’s business in nine countries. She joined UBA Ghana in 2013 as Deputy Managing Director and
Today 22 March, 2021 is World Water Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to celebrate water and raises awareness of the global
Let’s pretend for a moment that you are a giraffe. You live on the grasslands of the African savanna. You have a neck that is
Fridays in Ghana are nationally instituted days for the wearing of locally made fabrics/ clothing in a bid to popularise and commercialise the rich and
International Women’s Day is a day set aside globally to celebrate women and their achievements. This year’s theme, “Choose To Challenge”, seeks to urge everyone
If you spent even a little bit of your childhood in Ghana, going to school with other kids, chances are you understand the name “Ghana”
Women in Africa have always played key roles in the running of society. Across the world, African women have been instruments for change and development.
Ghanaians in the country and across the world hold the month of March in special regard. It is the month in which Ghana celebrates her
