Introducing our Cover Star, Francis Osei Osei-Owusu.
The Legacy We Build On. @remade_
Francis is not only capturing moments. He is preserving history.
What we respect about him is this. He understands that visual leadership is not about flash. It is about fidelity. It is not about spectacle. It is about significance.
He frames with intention. He guides with humility. He executes with a high standard.
Where others take pictures, he captures essence. Where others chase visibility, he builds visual heritage that will matter years from now.
Nothing feels rushed. Nothing feels careless. There is thought behind the frame and responsibility behind the lens.
His work reminds us that influence is not noise. It is stewardship.
At HATRICKS, we celebrate that discipline. The clarity. The cultural weight he brings to every image he crafts.
This is not just photography. This is legacy in motion.
And this is the kind of legacy we build on.
Hello folks,
I really appreciate the concerns, I see it as good feedback that will enable us to efficiently and effectively implement The Adwumawura Programme.
However, please indulge me to provide some clarity on some of the concerns raised.
First of all, The Adwumawura Programme isn't solely about funding, we have been clear on this since the launch of the Programme.
The programme seeks to provide a series of activities to build the capacity of at least 10,000 youth-owned businesses in annually.
We have successfully gone through 5 weeks of comprehensive intensive entrepreneurship training across the country.
The training partners and innovation hubs are providing continuous mentorship to all beneficiaries interested in mentorship for six months.
The training partners have been engaged to ensure all beneficiaries refine their business plans to be submitted to NEIP.
An independent Grant Management committee will be inaugurated soon to assess these business plans, and make recommendations for funding.
Additionally, based on an MOU with the Ministry of Agriculture to collaborate on the “Nkokonketee program “we have communicated to the training partners to compile the list of all beneficiaries who are interested in the " Nkokonketee " so we can provide them with the birds and feeding for their poultry farms.
We are yet to receive the complete list from all training partners and innovation hubs of Adwumawura beneficiaries interested in the “Nkokonketee”
Again, we will be supporting ideation businesses with registration of business at the Office of the Registrar of Companies, facilitating the acquisition of license from Food and Drugs Authority, Ghana Standard Authority, Ghana Export Promotion Center, and other business development services to youth-owned businesses that needs these certification.
Let me assure you all once again of our commitment, dedication and determination to supporting your businesses.
For now, please ensure your business plans have been duly submitted to your training partner, and ready yourself to pitch your idea before the Grant Disbursement committee.
See you at the next Adumawura programme business development activity.
Thank you.
Administrator of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund Secretariat and founder of the Ignite the Youth Initiative, Obuobia Darko-Opoku, held the final edition of the monthly “Under the Tree with Mentees Meeting” today, December 28, 2025.
The event offered an intimate setting for one-on-one interactions between Obuobia Darko-Opoku and her mentees, providing space for guidance, inspiration, and personal reflection.
During the session, she encouraged the mentees to confront and overcome their fears through a symbolic and empowering exercise. Each mentee wrote their fears on a plate and then broke it, signifying the release of anxieties as they step confidently into the new year. The activity resonated deeply, creating an emotional and transformative experience for the over 200 mentees in attendance.
I tend to move around a lot when documenting. One can’t fully visualize all angles and I have come to notice that it is by moving round that I mostly find my shots. To me, there’s no rule book. I think we all should do what works for us.
GJA awards
📹// #ThrowbackThursday — The day history was made! I had the honour of announcing Prof. Atta Mills’ choice of a young, visionary @JDMahama as his 2008 running mate
From “John the chosen one” to President Mahama today, the mission continues:…👇
We are in possession of a video of Ralph slapping a pregnant senior Nurse on duty that day but the committee didn't invite us to share but we will make it available to GHONE TV
Sarah Danquah - PRO for Nurses, Greater Accra Regional Hospital
In all my years of experiencing international conferencing, what excites me mostly is lighting in conference rooms. It’s almost always spot on.
Sweet lighting is heaven to the photographer.