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  Development Chief of Nyankyerenease, Apostle Dr. Nana Gyamfi Kumanin Kese, has called for urgent investment in Technical and Vocational Education and Training, TVET, saying it is the surest path to reducing youth unemployment and driving Ghana’s economic growth. Speaking at the maiden International Conference on Education and Humanities at USTED on Wednesday, the chief argued that TVET remains under-prioritized despite its direct link to job creation and national development. “TVET has not received the attention it deserves. Yet it is very important for economic growth and development,” Apostle Dr. Kumanin Kese stated.  “We must invest in practical skills to reduce unemployment.” He said traditional authorities have a unique advantage because of their influence in communities, and that power must be used to change perceptions about technical education.  “Traditional leaders play a vital role in Ghana’s education. They have power in promoting sustainable development. The...

  The University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development, USTED, has hosted its maiden International Conference on Education and Humanities, bringing together leading minds in the education sector from across the globe. The three-day event, which commenced on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, is being held under the theme “Building Sustainable Futures: The Role of Education, Humanities and TVET.”  It was organized by the Faculty of Education and Communication Sciences. Convener of the conference and Dean of the Faculty of Education and Communication Sciences, Professor Faith Ben-Daniels, revealed that stakeholders from dozens of African countries converged for the event.  She said the focus is to develop policies that provide practical solutions to everyday problems. “Here we are exploring ways to bridge the gap between TVET and the humanities, where problems will be solved practically,” Professor Ben-Daniels stated.  She added that all ideas and policies shared at...

  The Chief of the Ejurahene Divisional Council and Adontenhene of the Asante Mampong Traditional Council, Barimah Osei Hwedie II, has commended Muslims for their contribution to Ghana’s development as they mark this year’s Eid-ul-Adha festival. The renowned chief, who is known for fostering unity between Muslims and Christians in his communities, sent warm felicitations to the Muslim faithful on the occasion of the auspicious celebration. In his Eid message, Barimah Osei Hwedie II said: “I warmly congratulate all Muslims and wish you a blessed and joyful Sala filled with peace, happiness and good health. May Allah accept our prayers, forgive our shortcomings and unite us in love and harmony.” He also used the occasion to preach peace, love, unity and reconciliation, noting that the spirit of sacrifice and compromise embodied in Eid-ul-Adha is needed as the world faces challenges of multiple dimensions.  “As the name suggests, Eid-ul-Adha is a festivity of sacrifice and an opp...

  Transparency International Ghana, in collaboration with the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, has organized a capacity-building workshop for journalists in the Ashanti Region   The training accordingbto organizers aimed at deepening understanding of Ghana’s investment regime. Held at True Vine Hotel on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, the workshop focused on equipping media practitioners with knowledge of the country’s investment framework to enhance transparency, accountability, and responsible reporting. Speaking at the event, Head of Finance for Transparency International Ghana, Benedict Doh, said the training was designed to bridge knowledge gaps and empower journalists to play a stronger watchdog role. “This workshop will help journalists understand the requirements and concepts surrounding Ghana’s investment regime".  "With that knowledge, they can better educate the public, promote transparency and accountability, and support government efforts to attract more invest...

  Renowned road contractor Mr. Kofi Gyebi Job has delivered a heartfelt tribute to his late father-in-law, Mr. Moses Teddy Okyere, describing him as a man of quiet strength, discipline, and unwavering love for family and community. Speaking at the final funeral rites held at Atwima Koforidua School Park, Mr. Job opened his tribute with Proverbs 21:21: “Whoever pursues righteousness and love finds life, prosperity, and honor.” He said, “such is the man we are bidding farewell to.” In a tribute read i on his behalf by the Public Relations Officer for the Kofi Job Foundation, Kwame Agyenim Boateng, Mr. Job recalled how Mr. Okyere welcomed him not just as a son-in-law, but as a son.  “You were a father in every sense of the word. Your quiet strength, your calm counsel, and your unwavering love for your family shaped all of us who had the privilege of calling you Papa,” he told mourners. He paid special tribute to his wife, Dr. Mrs. Esther Okyere Gyebi, crediting her father for ins...

  Renowned philanthropist Dr. Esther Okyere Gyebi, wife of contractor Mr. Kofi Gyebi Job, and her siblings have paid a glowing tribute to their late father, Mr. Teddy Moses Okyere, describing him as a man of selfless love and unwavering sacrifice. At the final funeral rites held in Atwima Koforidua, the children remembered Mr. Okyere as a father whose priority was always their welfare.  “Whiles growing up our father showed us nothing but genuine love. He made sure we were fed, protected, and even if it meant going to the moon to provide for us, our father Okyere will gladly do that for us,” they said in their tribute. The family said Mr. Okyere dedicated his life to shaping them into responsible people, a mission he pursued until his final days.  “He dedicated his life to see us become better people and it’s sad he didn’t stay long enough to witness the plans his seeds have grown into,” the siblings noted, fighting back tears. Beyond his children, Mr. Okyere was remembere...