The Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana (EFG) has opened nominations to honour Ghana’s Most Influential Corporate Executives of the Decade at the Ghana Corporate Executives Awards Gala Dinner 2025. The event will recognize exceptional and transformational leadership in corporate Ghana, with 15 to 20 years of corporate experience, as part of the 10^th Anniversary Celebration of the corporate executives Champion of Champions decade Award. It is scheduled for November 2025 at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel, under the theme: “The Role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Corporate Governance and Economic Development”.

The Most Influential Corporate Leadership of the Decade Award is given to a corporate leader who has worked in the business sector accumulating significant knowledge and skills in various industries and roles, often in leadership position, longer-term influence, and a legacy through innovation, ethical practices and significant contributions to their industry and community. This honour is not only for their current position, but for their long-standing impactful career spanning over 15 to 20 years. The awards provide benefits such as increased visibility, corporate reputation and opening of opportunities for their career advancement.

 The highest honour, Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrates leaders whose careers and contributions have had a lasting and profound impact in their fields and have demonstrated a lifetime of innovative and visionary leadership in the corporate sector. The Lifetime Achievement Award is given to corporate executives who exemplify exceptional leadership and influence in Ghana’s corporate sector, with a combined 30 years of corporate sector experience.

The award criteria focus on demonstrable impact through transformational leadership, strategic vision, consistent performance, integrity, financial growth, innovation, adaptability, positive influence on their organizations, and impact on the business community over their entire career. It differs from awards that focus solely on recent achievements or short-term accomplishments, instead celebrating the enduring influence and lasting effects of corporate leaders, who have extensive experience and established career as accomplished professional.

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Celebrated Ghanaian disc jockey, DJ Mensah, is set to host the highly anticipated 2025 edition of his signature All White Party, promising an unforgettable night of music, fashion, and vibrant culture.

Mark your calendars for Friday, November 7, 2025, as the premium event takes place at SOHO, located inside Marina Mall, Airport City, Accra as well as Luna (Rooftop Bar).

Festivities kick off at 7 PM and continue late into the night. With its upscale ambiance and high-energy setting, SOHO is the perfect venue for one of the most talked-about events on Ghana’s social calendar. OKS Entertainment will oversee the Luna (Rooftop Bar) part of the All-White Party which is more for younger people while DJ Mensah handles the party inside SoHo.

The All-White Party has become a staple in Accra’s nightlife scene, known for setting the bar in luxury party experiences. This year’s edition promises to be the biggest yet, featuring electrifying DJ sets, surprise performances, and exclusive guest appearances; all curated by DJ Mensah himself.

“The All-White Party has grown into a celebration of music, fashion, and the vibrant spirit of Accra’s nightlife,” says DJ Mensah, adding that “every year, we aim to elevate the experience, and 2025 will be no exception.”

As tradition dictates, guests are required to dress in all white, adding to the evening’s sophisticated and energetic atmosphere. Expect a spectacle of dazzling white outfits, stylish and beautiful attendees, and a night full of unforgettable moments.

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The National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) has deployed a team of volunteers and delivered essential supplies to support students affected by recent floods in the North and Central Tongu districts.

Late yesterday, NUGS President, accompanied by national officers and volunteer teachers, joined the initial team already assisting displaced students in the affected areas. The initiative aims to provide continuity in their education through volunteer teaching and ensure they catch up with the curriculum.

In addition to educational support, NUGS delivered relief items including books, clothes, food, drinks, and stationery. The Union is committed to providing long-term assistance to the affected students and their families during this difficult time.

“Together, we can make a difference and bring hope to those affected,” said NUGS President, Mr. Kyeremeh Oppong Daniel. He expressed his gratitude for the support received so far, especially from three undisclosed foundations, and emphasized the ongoing need for assistance.

NUGS’s swift response and commitment to the welfare of students demonstrate their dedication to supporting Ghanaian youth during times of crisis.

The Union’s ongoing efforts will undoubtedly provide much-needed relief and hope to the flood-stricken communities.

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The Minority in Parliament has expressed serious concern over the proposed takeover of AT Ghana (formerly AirtelTigo) by Telecel Group, describing the transaction as “lacking transparency” and “questionable in intent.”

At a press briefing on Wednesday, October 15, the Ranking Member of Parliament’s Communications Committee, Matthew Nyindam, accused the Minister of Communications and Digitalisation, Samuel George, of managing the deal “in secrecy and with conflicting interests.”

According to Mr Nyindam, the government allegedly turned down a $150 million investment proposal from Rektron/Afritel in favour of a deal with Telecel that offers significantly less value. He warned that this decision could jeopardise Ghana’s only fully state-owned telecommunications company.

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Mr Nyindam said:

The management of this transaction lacks transparency and direction. It is riddled with inconsistencies and self-interest, and risks handing over a vital national asset to a private foreign entity without proper accountability.

He further claimed that Rektron’s proposal included more than the initial $150 million capital injection, outlining a broader long-term investment commitment of up to $1 billion to modernise AT’s infrastructure, expand its network, and enhance 4G and 5G capacity over five years.

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“How do you reject a $150 million investment plan with a billion-dollar expansion proposal for a deal that brings only $50 million?” Mr Nyindam questioned.

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The Minority also accused the Minister of causing financial losses to AT Ghana through mismanagement and failure to fulfil contractual obligations.

We have established that the Minister of Communications and Digitalisation failed to honour a $5 million payment obligation to the American Tower Company (ATC), a key service provider to AT.

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Mr Nyindam alleged that as a result of the non-payment, several tower sites were shut down in September, forcing AT customers to roam on Telecel’s network and causing an estimated GH¢7 million revenue loss within that month.

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He further criticised the Minister for allegedly backtracking on commitments made to AT staff and management regarding investment partnerships. He asserted:

After announcing a deal with Rektron/Afritel and appointing KPMG as transaction advisors, the Minister suddenly switched to a merger plan with Telecel without consultation or justification. Why announce a merger publicly, only to withdraw it later? The secrecy surrounding this deal raises serious questions about what is being concealed.

The Minority has therefore called for:

• An immediate suspension of the ongoing restructuring or consolidation process.

• A comprehensive parliamentary inquiry into the circumstances of the transaction.

• Full disclosure of all related agreements, correspondence, and advisory reports.

• Release of transactional advice, including recommendations from AFROTEX/Rektron on the “highest and best use” of AT Ghana;

• A thorough financial assessment of AT Ghana to determine its debt levels and resolve the impasse that led to service disruptions.

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The group maintained that the Telecel takeover, as it stands, is not in the best interest of Ghana and could compromise national assets without adequate transparency or due diligence.

Ghanaian Afro-fusion star Gyakie has earned multiple Grammy considerations, marking another milestone in her international rise.

The songbird, known for her silky vocals and emotive delivery, has been recognised across several major categories.

Her After Midnight project has been considered for Best Global Music Album, while her single Sankofa has received nods for Best Global Music Performance and Best Music Video. In addition, her collaboration with 6LACK on Damn U has been listed for Best African Performance.

These recognitions highlight Gyakie’s growth as an artiste who bridges cultures through sound. Her ability to blend soulful melodies with African rhythms continues to position her as a leading voice in global music.

Gyakie is not just representing Ghana; she is showcasing the depth and artistry of contemporary African music to the world.

While these are considerations and not yet official nominations, the achievement reflects how far Gyakie and Ghanaian music have come in gaining global recognition.

Over the past few years, Gyakie has earned several international accolades, including performances at major festivals across Africa and Europe, collaborations with global artistes, and millions of streams on digital platforms, cementing her place as one of Africa’s most promising music exports.

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The Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) is an important milestone for students in Ghana, marking the transition from junior high school to senior high school.

Every year, thousands of students and their families eagerly await the release of BECE results, which determine the next step in their educational journey.

For 2025, the anticipation is no different. Here’s what we can expect regarding the release date of the BECE 2025 results.

Typical Timeline

The BECE is usually conducted in June each year, with results traditionally released approximately two to three months after the exams. This means that students and parents can typically expect results to be available between August and September.

When will BECE 2025 result be out for Ghana?

Given the usual timeline, the BECE 2025 results are likely to be released around July 28, 2025.

The exact date may vary slightly depending on the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) processes.

Official Announcements

It’s important to stay updated with official announcements from WAEC and the GES. These organizations will provide the most accurate information regarding the exact release date.

Students, parents, and educators are advised to regularly check official websites and credible news sources for any updates.

Where will the BECE results be released?

What to do when the results are out?

Once the West African Examination Council releases the results, you can use this link here to purchase a checker card from us to check your results instantly. We have a dedicated team available to assist with the result checking and offer any other support.

The article we have linked to will give a thorough guide on checking your result with your phone.

School Selection Process

While you are anticipating the release of the results, it is important to start thinking of the possible schools you will be selecting. In the meantime, you may want to check the schools in categories that you will want to select.

The school selection process is anticipated to commence on August 23 and end on September 4, 2025.

What to Do While Waiting

While waiting for the results, students can engage in productive activities such as:

1. Exploring Career Options: Understanding different career paths and the educational requirements for each can help in making informed decisions about future studies.
2. Developing Skills: Engaging in short courses or learning new skills can be beneficial. This could range from computer skills to creative arts.
3. Community Service: Volunteering can be a rewarding experience and can also enhance personal development.

Conclusion

The release of BECE results is a significant event in the academic calendar in Ghana. While the precise date for the 2025 results is yet to be announced, following the historical pattern, students in Ghana can expect their BECE somewhere around July 28, 2025.

Staying informed through official channels and engaging in productive activities can make the waiting period both exciting and beneficial.

The family of late Ghanaian music legend Daddy Lumba, known privately as Charles Kwadwo Fosu, has called for a full-scale investigation into the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death in Ghana earlier this year.

In a statement sighted by Pulse Ghana, the musician’s elder sisters , Ernestina Fosu and Faustina Fosu , together with his first wife, Akosua Serwaa, have demanded the immediate arrest and questioning of Daddy Lumba’s second wife, Odo Bronii, and his manager, Roman Fada.

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According to the family, there remain troubling inconsistencies in the accounts surrounding the musician’s death, prompting suspicion that “there may be skeletons in the cupboard.”

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The family explained that they were yet to understand what truly led to the legendary musician’s passing on 26 July 2025, as the available narratives from key individuals differ significantly.

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They have since petitioned several authorities, including the German Embassy in Accra, the Federal Criminal Police Office (Bundeskriminalamt – BKA) in Wiesbaden, and the German Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) in Berlin, to intervene and ensure transparency in the investigation.

Part of the official communiqué reads:

“The family is also calling on the Ghana Police Criminal Investigations Department (CID) to question Ms. Priscilla O. and Mr. Philip Kwabena A. (also known as Roman Fada) to assist in uncovering the truth about the death of our loved one, Charles Kwadwo Fosu.”

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Press Release Summary

The family’s statement, issued in Accra on 13 October 2025, on behalf of Mrs. Akosua Serwah Fosu (widow) and Ms. Ernestina Fosu (elder sister), outlines three conflicting accounts regarding Daddy Lumba’s death:

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Eyewitness Account:

A close friend of the late musician alleged that on the night of the incident, Daddy Lumba called him over but a woman living with him prevented the visit. After waiting nearly two hours, the friend left, only to receive a call later that the musician had died at home.

Police and Coroner’s Report:

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According to the Ghana Police Service, the singer, who was diabetic, complained of severe leg and waist pain and was taken to the Sunshine Diagnostic Centre for an MRI scan. He was reportedly sedated due to agitation and later transferred to the Bank Hospital, where he died on 26 July 2025.

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Statement from Ms. Priscilla O.:

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Initially, Ms. Priscilla O. told the family that the late musician died after receiving an injection at the hospital. However, she later changed her story, claiming that Daddy Lumba had actually died at home and that she cleaned and dressed the body before transporting it to the hospital with the help of a friend.

The family noted that these contradictions have caused deep concern and emotional distress, raising doubts about whether due medical and investigative procedures were followed.

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Family Appeals for Transparency

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The statement confirmed that the family had submitted all relevant documents, including medical reports, official correspondence, and records from Transition Funeral Home, to both Ghanaian and German authorities.

They continue to appeal for an independent, transparent inquiry to determine the true cause of death.

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In their closing remarks, the widow and sister of the late musician expressed their hope for justice:

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“We, the family of the late Charles Kwadwo Fosu, loved him dearly and are devastated by the unclear and conflicting reports surrounding his death.

We trust that both the German and Ghanaian authorities will collaborate to uncover the truth and bring transparency to this painful situation.”

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The Africa President of the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), Afua Eyeson Laoye, has expressed deep concern over the devastating effects of illegal mining (galamsey) on the health, education, and fundamental rights of girls in affected communities.

Her comments follow the airing of the latest Joy News documentary under its Dear Mahama anti-galamsey campaign, which exposed the plight of schoolgirls in Kwesitwikrom who are forced to use contaminated pond water during menstruation because their water sources have been polluted by illegal mining.

“For the girl child, it’s even more troubling because they have to deal with this while in school. And we know that in these areas, they are already handicapped with very few resources… I don’t think it’s fair for the girl child in those communities to be going through this,”
she said.

Afua Eyeson Laoye warned that the situation extends far beyond immediate health risks, cautioning that prolonged exposure to toxic chemicals could have long-term effects on fertility and overall population health if urgent action is not taken.

“Only God knows how this is going to affect our ability in the next few years. Fertility issues will automatically affect population issues,” she noted, urging the Ghana Health Service and the Ministry of Health to implement a clear national response plan.

She likened the ongoing water contamination crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic, arguing that it demands an even more urgent and coordinated national strategy.

“We are in a crisis situation. Just as during COVID we had direction on how to go about things, I think this is even more critical. Even the bottled and sachet water we drink in Accra is reportedly contaminated,”
she added.

Laoye also reminded government of its constitutional responsibility to guarantee access to clean and safe water, describing it as a fundamental human right that is currently being denied to many.

“Girls have a right to safe menstrual hygiene, and safe water is a key part of that. We are calling on the government and state agencies to give us clear direction and immediate action,”
she emphasised.

The Dear Mahama campaign by Joy News continues to uncover the widespread environmental and social consequences of illegal mining across Ghana — from polluted rivers and destroyed farmlands to severe public health risks that disproportionately affect women and children.

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