Kweku Zurek

Ghana's inflation rises to 5.0% as non-food prices drive August surge

By: Kweku Zurek

Ghana's year-on-year inflation rate increased to 5.0 per cent in August 2026, up from 4.6 per cent recorded in July, according to the latest figures from the Ghana Statistical Service.

Cybersecurity is a duty owed to every customer – CSA Boss

By: Kweku Zurek

The Director-General of the Cyber Security Authority (CSA), Divine Selase Agbeti, has warned that cybersecurity must move beyond compliance to become

African youth issue Legon Declaration demanding debt cancellation, reparations

By: Kweku Zurek

African youth from across the continent have issued the Legon Declaration, demanding debt cancellation, reparations for colonial-era injustices and

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African youth issue Legon Declaration demanding debt cancellation, reparations - Graphic Online

By: Kweku Zurek

African youth issue Legon Declaration demanding debt cancellation, reparations

Three dud cheques in a year could get you banned from issuing cheques for 3 years - BoG

By: Kweku Zurek

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has issued a warning to account holders on the consequences of issuing dud cheques, including a three-year ban from cheque

Egli Studios takes girl empowerment off-screen with maiden Besties Camp

By: Kweku Zurek

Egli Studios has launched Besties, a community initiative extending beyond digital content, with the inaugural Besties Summer Camp held from September 2 to 4.

Literacy is foundation for intellectual independence – Rev Builderman

By: Kweku Zurek

Reverend Acheampong E. S. Builderman, a theologian, educational consultant and author, has called on Ghanaians to make reading, writing and critical

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Literacy is foundation for intellectual independence – Rev Builderman - Graphic Online

By: Kweku Zurek

Literacy is foundation for intellectual independence – Rev Builderman

Citizen Kofi calls for tougher punishment to reset Ghana's 'corruption culture'

By: Kweku Zurek

Ghanaian businessman Dr Kofi Amoah, popularly known as Citizen Kofi, has called for a national rethink of how corruption is investigated and punished, warning that Ghana's current approach risks turning corruption into an attractive route to wealth and social status.

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Citizen Kofi calls for tougher punishment to reset Ghana's 'corruption culture' - Graphic Online

By: Kweku Zurek

Ghanaian businessman Dr Kofi Amoah, known as Citizen Kofi, has called for tougher punishment for corruption, warning that the current system makes dishonesty attractive and threatens Ghana's economic transformation.