The Institute of Directors-Ghana (IoD-Gh) has extended its heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Lord Emmanuel Yamoah, MIoD, on receiving the esteemed “Personality of Great Impact and Excellency” award at the 2025 Ghana Titans Awards ceremony. The IoD-Gh, through a statement issued by Rev. (Mrs.) Angela Carmen Appiah, FIoD, President/Chair of the Governing Council, lauded Dr. Yamoah for his outstanding vision and leadership, which have significantly contributed to national progress. The award, presented at the prestigious Ghana Titans Awards, is a testament to Dr. Yamoah’s exceptional contributions and influence. In the statement, Rev. Appiah expressed the Institute’s pride in Dr. Yamoah’s achievements,…
Author: Kelvin Papa Sackey
Ghana’s head coach, Otto Addo, has made key tactical adjustments ahead of the Black Stars’ FIFA World Cup qualifier against Madagascar. The starting lineup sees Benjamin Asare retained in goal, while the team shifts to a 3-5-2 formation, with forwards Ernest Nuamah and Iñaki Williams dropping to the bench. The lineup, headlined by captain Jordan Ayew, features a strong midfield presence, with Thomas Partey and Mohammed Kudus expected to dictate play. Defensive solidity will be anchored by Salisu Mohammed, Jerome Opoku, and Alexander Djiku in the back three. The wing-back roles are set to be occupied by Kingsley Schindler and …
People’s choice Goldstar Air, a private Ghanaian and United States registered company with an issued Air Carrier Licence (ACL) from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to operate passenger and cargo flights across West Africa and Intercontinental routes is well positioned to play a key role in resetting Ghana’s agricultural sector and elevating it to an industrial level. Goldstar Air is expecting the new administration to compel the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority to assemble a new certification team within this month to take the airline through the remaining phases of its Safety Certificate (AOC), as the airline is above halfway…
In a major shake-up in Ghanaian football, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has confirmed the withdrawal of Nsotreman FC from the ongoing league season. As a result, all clubs scheduled to face Nsotreman will automatically be awarded three points and three goals per match. The decision comes after days of of speculation regarding the GFA’s response to the club’s withdrawal. Nsotreman FC’s absence from the competition will have a significant impact on the league standings, as their opponents will now benefit from walkover victories. The club, which has been a competitive force in Ghanaian football, has officially said goodbye to…
Dr. Lord Emmanuel Yamoah, a highly esteemed consultant at Riella Consult, has been recognized for his exceptional contributions to Ghana’s socio economic and professional landscape. At the recently held Ghana Titans Awards, he was honored with the Personality of Great Impact and Excellency Award, a prestigious accolade reserved for outstanding individuals whose vision and leadership are shaping national progress. This distinguished award highlights Dr. Yamoah’s unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and transformative leadership. As a consultant, mentor, and thought leader, his influence extends beyond his professional endeavors, inspiring change across multiple sectors. His strategic insights and dedication to national development…
Ghana prepares for crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Chad and Madagascar, the inclusion of home-based players in the Black Stars squad has sparked discussion. Nations FC’s Razak Simpson, Medeama’s Kamaradini Mamudu, and Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare have all received call-ups, offering them a chance to compete for a spot in Otto Addo’s lineup. While many have welcomed their selection, former Black Stars coach Charles Kwablan (CK) Akonnor has emphasized that merely receiving a call-up does not guarantee playing time. Speaking to Graphic Sports, Akonnor challenged the players to prove themselves in training to earn their place…
The primary Corporate colors of Goldstar Air are: Red: Represents the dynamic and energetic spirit of Goldstar Air, conveying a sense of urgency and efficiency. Yellow/Gold: Symbolizes the warmth and hospitality of Goldstar Air’s services, while also representing success, achievement, and luxury. White Represents clarity, simplicity, and innovation in Goldstar Air’s operations. Green:Represents growth, harmony, and balance, possibly highlighting Goldstar Air’s commitment to environmental sustainability and customer well-being. The black Star color with a yellow/gold border adds a touch of sophistication and elegance, emphasizing Goldstar Air’s commitment to excellence and professionalism. The star symbol, bordered with yellow/gold also represents guidance,…
Ghanaian and United States registered company Goldstar Air, a private international airline with an issued Air Carrier Licence (ACL) from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to operate passenger and cargo flights across West Africa and intercontinental routes, will empower employees to provide passengers with quality air service and a new way to fly. Goldstar Air is expecting the new administration to compel the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority to assemble a new certification team within this month to take the airline through the remaining phases of its Safety Certificate (AOC) acquisition. The airline is already above halfway through the process…
The Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) has extended warm congratulations to two of its distinguished members, Yaw Ampofo Ankrah and Edwin Simeon Kurt Okraku, on their recent career advancements in the sports industry. Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, a seasoned sports journalist and dedicated SWAG member, has been appointed by President John Dramani Mahama as the Director General of the National Sports Authority (NSA). This appointment is a historic milestone, marking the first time a sports journalist has held this prestigious position in Ghanaian sports administration. Additionally, Kurt Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and a committed SWAG…
In Ghana, funerals have always been deeply meaningful events—occasions to honor the dead, pay respects to the deceased, and offer comfort to grieving families. These ceremonies are not simply about mourning; they serve as communal moments for reflection, spiritual connection, and the preservation of cultural heritage. However, in recent years, a paradox has emerged: funerals, traditionally a time of solemn remembrance, have increasingly become celebrations marked by feasting, music, and dance, at times overshadowing the very purpose for which they were originally intended. Funerals in Ghana are often grand affairs, reflecting the belief that the dead should be honored with…