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Africa's growing influence in shaping the future of work will be on full display as the 3rd annual Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa (GCHRA26) welcomes some of the world's leading voices in human capital strategy, organisational transformation, leadership, workplace innovation and technology to Accra, Ghana, from August 12 to 15, 2026.

For two decades, the Ahafo Region has been synonymous with gold. Rich mineral deposits beneath its soil have powered one of the country's largest mining operations, creating employment, generating government revenue and contributing significantly to the national economy. Today, however, the region is beginning to mine an even more enduring resource—knowledge.

Entrepreneurs are being urged to move beyond the basic use of digital platforms and adopt artificial intelligence (AI), digital payments, and e-commerce tools to cut costs, reach new customers, and compete in regional markets.

Capital Community Bank PLC, based at Abesim near Sunyani in Bono Region, delivered a strong financial performance in 2025 by recording robust growth across key financial indicators.

After five years away from their spiritual home, members of the Old Vandals Association (OVA) returned to Commonwealth Hall at the University of Ghana on Saturday, August 1, for a historic 2026 Vandal Jamboree that celebrated reconciliation, resilience and the enduring legacy of one of Ghana's most influential university fraternities.

As Ghana looks for new ways to prepare young people for leadership, employment and national service, the Ghana Scout Association (GSA) is positioning itself as more than a traditional youth movement. It wants to become a stronger partner in developing the country’s human capital.