Brain Hill International School was born from an MBA class assignment – CEO reveals

[ad_1] The Chief Executive Officer of Brain Hill International School, Mary Anane Awuku, has revealed that her school was established based on a simple classroom assignment during her Master of Business Administration studies, later developing into one of Ghana’s fast-growing Cambridge schools. She made this revelation on The Career Trail programme aired on Joy Learning…

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Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber to launch in Abuja on 25 May

[ad_1] The Global Africa Trade Advisory Chamber (GATAC) is expected to officially launch in Abuja, Nigeria, on 25 May 2026 as the organisation seeks to strengthen trade, investment and development cooperation across Africa and beyond. The launch will convene business leaders, investors, diplomats and trade experts to explore opportunities in trade facilitation, strategic partnerships and…

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Cocoa Processing Company interdicts seven staff over GH¢4.37m audit discrepancies

[ad_1] Seven employees of Cocoa Processing Company PLC have been interdicted following audit findings by the Ghana Audit Service, which identified an outstanding and unaccounted amount of GH¢4,373,355.04 linked to the operations of the CPC Consumer Cooperative Shop. The audit, which examined activities covering the 2023–2024 and 2024–2025 financial years and was completed in March…

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Ghanaians do not eat stability, inflation – Nana Akomea challenges gov’t economic gains

[ad_1] The Chairman of the New Patriotic Party Select Committee on Communications, Nana Akomea, says macroeconomic stability means little to ordinary Ghanaians if it does not translate into improved living conditions. While government has touted recent gains, including inflation dropping to 3.4 percent, the cedi strengthening to about GH¢11.30 to the dollar, and Ghana’s GDP…

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Xenophobic attacks escalate in South Africa as officials reportedly join crackdown on foreign nationals

[ad_1] Fresh concerns are mounting over renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa following reports that some local government officials are directly participating in actions targeting foreign nationals, including legally resident African migrants. Immigrant groups in recent months have intensified protests against foreigners, particularly other Africans, with some incidents resulting in the forced closure of businesses,…

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Chinese company Huayou agrees to fund Ewoyaa mine development amid Atlantic Lithium takeover talks

[ad_1] Chinese battery materials giant Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt has agreed to take over the remaining development funding obligations for Ghana’s Ewoyaa Lithium Project while simultaneously pursuing a proposed $210 million takeover of Atlantic Lithium. The move represents a major shift in the financing structure of the Ewoyaa project and significantly improves funding certainty as Atlantic…

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