7 stories tagged “women empowerment”.
The NDC Women’s organiser has handed over hot ovens to select women, launching a new bakery that promises jobs, fresh bread and a boost to the local economy.
Professor Naana Jane Opoku‑Agyemang urged institutions and public policy to create equal opportunities for women at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences Women’s Awards in Accra.
The Nollywood actress says a desire to wed does not signal desperation or lack of purpose, urging respect for all life choices.
The First Lady of Ghana called on African heads of state and global partners to increase investment in health, education and women’s economic empowerment at an OAFLAD side event in New York.
Former Big Brother Naija star urges girls to finish school and build careers before tying the knot, saying early marriage can sideline their ambitions.
The Ghanaian entrepreneur and philanthropist will launch a nationwide program in partnership with NEIP, aiming to equip thousands with skills for sustainable livelihoods.
Professor Naana Jane Opoku‑Agyemang called on the church to integrate digital literacy, financial knowledge and entrepreneurship into its programmes for women, citing the need to curb economic dependence and harness emerging opportunities.
The two Ghanaian creative organisations have joined forces to strengthen theatre, cultural exchange and industry advocacy, aiming to build a more supportive environment for artists and audiences.
The clinic’s first community outreach saw residents receive free ultrasounds, blood tests and other diagnostics as part of October’s health campaign.
On 23 October 2026, thirteen inmates were formally discharged from Wa Central Prison after the 2026 presidential amnesty, marking a new chapter for the former prisoners.
The Ghanaian R&B star said the iconic Nigerian‑British singer would be her ideal partner for a future project.
The inaugural event, held on 22 October at the Google AI Community Centre, gathered scientists, artists and financiers to discuss how culture can drive climate action across Africa.
Sheila Adjetey‑Anum, MD of Ridge Royal Hotel, cautioned recent graduates that entry‑level roles and continuous learning are keys to long‑term success.
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