Discover the extraordinary story of Minnie Riperton, the voice behind “Lovin’ You,” her remarkable music career, motherhood, courage and enduring legacy.
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.
The corporate world no longer rewards the ruthless, cold executive. Today, a core operational strength drives modern business success: empathetic leadership. Smart managers completely reframe this essential trait. They no longer view empathy as a soft weakness or a silly distraction from the bottom line. Instead, they wield it as a powerful daily tool to maximize team potential, boost overall morale, and drive real, sustainable revenue.
Right now, social media platforms aggressively push an endless feed of retro domesticity, but real power always lies in financial autonomy rather than a vintage aesthetic
After losing her sight to meningitis at age 11, Ejiro Sharon Okotie became a disability advocate, counsellor, author and founder proving that disability is not the end of a dream.
A woman should never sacrifice her long-term financial trajectory simply because she chooses to take time…
Silence costs money. Every time you accept the first offer without pushing back, you leave cash on the table.
We often talk about the glass ceiling, but for most corporate women, the real obstacle…
After 21 surgeries and a hysterectomy at age 29, Talata shares her battle with endometriosis and adenomyosis to raise awareness about painful periods and women’s health in Ghana.
Setting up businesses are often times tedious or tiresome. Entrepreneurs are usually swamped and buried in numerous laws, policies and red tapes. This usually renders them giving less attention to other vital aspects in business like contracting.
Women form the backbone of Ghana’s healthcare workforce, yet few occupy leadership roles. Experts explain the barriers and solutions.