From many indications, the hundreds of diverse potential investors the Ghana Transformational Agenda: An Opportunity for Business and Investment forum attracted at the Espace event gallery Tuesday in midtown Manhattan exhibited an immense success.
Surprisingly, a large number of Ghanaians in the Diaspora who attended the forum expressed their readiness to repatriate and invest in the development of their country.
Publish Date: Tuesday, March 15th 2016 |
Robert Gordon University (RGU) will host a series of energy and engineering focused seminars in Ghana and Nigeria for prospective students keen to develop their careers or make a start in the oil and gas industry.
The free sessions, which will be held in October and November, will feature presentations from four of the university’s lecturers and focus on the breadth of energy related courses on offer at RGU, and the career opportunities they can lead to.
Ibiye Iyalla, course leader for MSc Subsea Engineering at the School of Engineering and Dr David Lonie, course leader for MSc IT for the Oil and Gas Industry at the School of Computing Science and Digital Media will both give presentations.
Publish Date: Tuesday, October 20th 2015 |
A health advocacy group is empowering the Ghanaian patient with education and legal support to demand better and quality services from healthcare providers. The Patients’ Aid is set up with the aim of assisting victims of medical negligence to access free legal services whilst promoting the rights and responsibilities of patients.
Publish Date: Wednesday, May 20th 2015 |
Managers of the country’s first ever cancer registry are soliciting government and public support to sustain the work of the facility and make it reliable. The Kumasi Cancer Registry, set up about two years ago, looks to reach out to prayer camps, herbal centres and private health facilities to collect data on the disease for effective diagnosis and management.
Publish Date: Thursday, April 23rd 2015 |
The Ghana National Flag is flying at half mast in honour of Mrs Theodosia Okoh, the designer of flag who was 92 years of age when she passed away. The country’s President John Dramani Mahama has directed that all flags should fly at half mast for three days, starting from Tuesday April 21.
Publish Date: Wednesday, April 22nd 2015 |
