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Women & Power
The room where it happens. Women & Power is our flagship destination for the unapologetic leader. We explore the intersection of influence, impact, and identity, providing a sophisticated look at how women are rewriting the rules of the global economy and local governance. Whether you are navigating the C-suite or building a legacy from the ground up, this is your blueprint for a life of purpose and authority.
Three women’s accounts of pressure, resistance and the search for protection
EWN 2.0 introduces four initiatives for women in Ghana. Find out what they offer, who can participate and how to access each programme.
Ghana says care should be treated as productive and socially valuable. What matters now is whether policy promises deliver childcare, support and time back to women.
During the launch, President John Dramani Mahama stated that the Savelugu apparel factory had “already created at least 2,000 jobs”. Meanwhile, the Ghana News Agency verified that the company has trained and deployed more than 2,300 operators for its initial phases.
Grace Nortey dies at 89. Remember the fearless Ghanaian actress behind “Maame Gyata” and her lasting legacy across theatre, television and film.
Dolly Parton was more than a country music legend.
Marriage pressure on Ghanaian women is a familiar reality. But when did marriage become a measure of female success, and who gets to decide?
Monique Ngock has been named WAFCON 2026 Player of the Tournament after helping Cameroon win its first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title.