Egbin Power launches Innovation Hub to equip future leaders, ignite creativity
Resident doctors suspend nationwide indefinite strike
General Electric: GE opens state of the art Africa Innovation Centre worth GHC130 million
Commonwealth doctors condemn sacking of resident doctors
Klat Pharma introduces anti-stress medication

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Pulse Blogger: Jeff Immelt’s advice to win in time of anger about globalisation
GE Chairman & CEO Jeffrey R. Immelt told graduates of NYU’s Stern School of Business on May 20 during a commencement address.
Iwu, Charley Boy advocate for natural products
Renowned Nigerian Professor of Pharmacognosy, Maurice Iwu, and entertainment maestro, Charles Oputa a.k.a Charley Boy, have taken campaign for natural products for human health improvement to Gwarinpa, Abuja.
Climate Change: Ghana Climate Innovation Centre launched at Ashesi University
The World Bank Group, in partnership with Ashesi University, the governments of the Denmark and the Netherlands, and Ghana’s Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI), inaugurated today the Ghana Climate Innovation Centre (GCIC), a technology hub designed to help over 100 local clean technology businesses develop and commercialize innovative solutions to climate change.
Steam Turbine Installation Projects: Installing steam turbines in the place of the rising sun
Each day starts with a toolbox tour where the previous day’s work is inspected and decisions are made about the day ahead. “Every day is different,” says Roland Ester, Centerline Manager Kusile Power Plant, GE Power. “Not one day is the same as we regularly find ourselves facing challenges and issues that we need to solve.”
GE Reports: This Olympic year, we’re celebrating African athletes
GE looks back at the five best Olympic performances from African athletes this century.
GE Reports: Growing the next generation of African leaders – A new model
Africa’s population will snowball to 2.5 billion by 2050, which should translate to a demographic dividend which will feed the continent’s growth. Yet it is clear that without certain investments in policy and education, this dividend along with the benefits of hosting the world’s workforce will remain elusive.
In Kenya: Entrepreneur turns elephant dung to paper
Kenyan entrepreneur John Matano is turning elephant excrement into paper, and providing livelihoods by doing so.
Scientific Inventions: It’s time to bust the myth that Africa doesn’t produce scientific innovators
The myth is cemented by history books. These are replete with stories of scientific innovators from the developed world.
Ghana’s oil and gas sector: Tackling Ghana’s Skills Shortage Head On
But Ghana’s oil and gas sector is facing a talent crunch as demand for labour exceeds supply. Without a skilled, educated workforce, efforts to deliver on the sector’s potential may fall short. Stakeholders are united in their belief that the root cause of the skills shortage must be tackled head on.
Always Enriching: GE celebrates Workers’ Day through skills development
Many countries commemorate the occasion with demonstrations, parades and other festivities to celebrate the enormous impact of workers and labourers.

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