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By Leo Nelson||TNR Business Addressing a high-level audience at the opening of the Kwahu Business Forum 2026, the Eastern Regional Minister, Rita Akosua Adjei Awatey has redefined the sophisticated city, signaling that the era of Kwahu being viewed solely through the lens of seasonal tourism is over. The Regional Minister noted that the powerful business forum marks a transition of the Eastern Region into a primary industrial corridor, underpinned by a mandate to scale local enterprises into regional export champions. “It is refreshing to see such a distinguished gathering of business leaders, investors, policymakers, innovators. Kwahu is not only a…

By Leo Nelson||TNR Business Ghana’s Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah has delivered a strategic roadmap for Ghana’s economic realignment at the opening of the Kwahu Easter Forum 2026. Speaking under the theme “The Future of Business: The Role of the Financial Sector,” Debrah positioned the forum as a functional instrument for policy execution rather than a seasonal ceremony. The Chief of Staff’s address centered on a singular directive, that Ghana must transition from a commerce-heavy economy to a manufacturing powerhouse to achieve structural transformation and long-term resilience. He argued that exporting raw materials while importing finished goods at a premium…

By Nelson Ayivor There are moments in life when the ground beneath our feet seems to disappear. Moments when the weight of pain, failure, loss, disappointment, or despair presses so heavily upon us that giving up feels easier than moving forward. These are the moments when we find ourselves standing at the brink — the edge of hopelessness, the precipice of defeat, the point where dreams seem buried beneath the rubble of life’s storms. Yet history, faith, and human experience continue to teach us one profound truth: the brink is not the end. Sometimes, the most powerful stories are born…

By Leo Nelson A new wave of sound is quietly taking over and it’s not your usual hit. Enam Hadzivodushi’s ‘Modzi’ is striking a powerful chord, especially among lovers of culture, spirituality, and conscious music. More than just a song, ‘Modzi’ is being described as a soul-touching experience blending ancestral energy, deep reflection, and African identity into one powerful expression. Listeners say it doesn’t just entertain it awakens. As the buzz grows, this is not just music… it’s a movement.

By Leo Nelson The Paramount Chief and President of the Aflao Traditional Council, Torgbiga Adzongaga Amenya Fiti V, has paid a courtesy call on the Chief Executive Officer of GoldBod, signaling a renewed commitment to strengthening Ghana’s gold sector through strategic collaboration. The visit underscored the growing recognition of the vital role traditional authorities play in shaping the future of the country’s natural resource governance. Discussions during the engagement focused on fostering responsible mining practices, deepening community involvement, and supporting reforms aimed at enhancing transparency and accountability within the gold value chain. The meeting also highlighted the need for improved…

Freight forwarders and traders have called for the immediate review or suspension of the Publican Artificial Intelligence (AI) valuation system being introduced at the country’s ports, warning that it could increase the cost of doing business and negatively affect import trade. The call was made by the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders (GIFF) in collaboration with major trading and business associations, including the Ghana Union of Traders Associations (GUTA), the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), the Customs Brokers Association of Ghana (CUBAG), the Freight Forwarders Association of Ghana (FFAG), the Association of Customs House Agents Ghana (ACHAG),…

By Leo Nelson President John Dramani Mahama has declared that Ghana’s success at the United Nations in securing recognition of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade as a grave crime against humanity is a shared victory for Africa and people of African descent worldwide. Speaking upon his return to Ghana, the President expressed gratitude for the warm reception from traditional leaders, government officials, and citizens, emphasizing that the achievement extends far beyond national boundaries. He described the moment as one of collective triumph built on unity, persistence, and global cooperation. “This is a victory not only for Ghana. It is a…

President John Dramani Mahama has assented to five bills passed by Parliament, covering national security, higher education, mining taxation, deposit protection and education regulation. The signing ceremony, held at the Jubilee House on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, was attended by Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah, Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson, and Attorney General Dominic Ayine, among other senior officials. One of the laws, the Security and Intelligence Agencies Act, 2026, abolishes the Office of the Minister of National Security and gives the President the authority to assign oversight of the country’s security agencies to any…

By Leo Nelson President John Dramani Mahama has called for restraint and dialogue in the ongoing national debate on LGBTQ+ issues, stating that while the subject is important, it is not the country’s most pressing priority. Speaking during a Presidential Dialogue with Civil Society Organisations at Jubilee House in Accra on Monday, March 30, the President described the issue as sensitive and emotionally charged, even in societies with long-standing liberal traditions. He urged stakeholders to approach discussions with calm and respect for Ghana’s values. “I explained during my recent engagement with the World Affairs Council that it is not the…

By Leo Nelson The Government of Ghana has held a high-level engagement with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), as part of ongoing efforts to promote inclusive governance and strengthen collaboration in national development. The meeting forms part of a broader commitment by President John Dramani Mahama to maintain regular dialogue with stakeholders and deepen participatory governance. Opening the session, the Chief of Staff, Julius Debra welcomed participants on behalf of the President and expressed appreciation for the critical role CSOs continue to play in shaping governance and public policy. He noted that the administration remains committed to working closely with civil…