Today, mastering English is an essential skill for studying, traveling, and succeeding in an increasingly connected world. TinIMA is launching a new session of its introductory English workshop for young people aged 8 to 18. An interactive program to learn to express themselves, understand, and use English in a motivating and stimulating environment. ✨ Think Global. Think Tech. Think English. 📅 Every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 📆 From March 28 to June 6 📍 SCOP ⚠️ Places are limited. Don't miss this opportunity to give your child an essential skill for their future. 🔗 Register now using the form: https://forms.office.com/r/BhgNsXz3BW #SCOP #TinIMA #Education #English #Youth #Skills #Training

Introducing young people to entrepreneurship means giving them the tools to understand, create, and dare to launch their own businesses today. Session 2 of the Introduction to Entrepreneurship workshop for 8- to 18-year-olds is now open. Through practical and tailored workshops, participants will develop their creativity, initiative, and sense of responsibility. 🗓 Every Wednesday, from January 28 to April 15, 2026 🕑 2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. 📍 SCOP – Sèmè City Open Park Give your child a stimulating environment to learn how to transform their ideas into concrete projects. 🔗 Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/vJLgtMS8r6 ⚠️ Limited spaces available.

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#soccernews Antoine Semenyo: “I am so proud to have joined Manchester City. I have watched City over the last decade under Pep Guardiola, and they have been the dominant team in the Premier League as well as achieving amazing things in the Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup. They have set the highest of standards and it’s a club with world-class players, world-class facilities and one of the greatest managers ever in Pep. I have so much scope for improvement, so to be at this club, at this stage of my career, is perfect for me. It’s a real privilege to be here.”

GHANA'S INFLATIONARY BREAKDOWN Ghana’s inflation story in 2025 is one of dramatic deceleration. In the 2025 Budget, Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson set an ambitious end-year inflation target of 11.9 per cent. Several months later, inflation fell steadily from 23.8 per cent at the end of 2024 to just 5.4 per cent in December 2025, closing a 12-month streak of declining price growth. But what does this statistical trend mean for ordinary Ghanaians at the market, at the cookstove, in transport queues, within household budgets, and for small businesses managing daily costs? Do the numbers on paper reflect real relief in wallets and balance sheets? Checks by Citi Business News during the Christmas festivities showed relative price stability across local markets, with traders reporting marginal reductions in prices of selected items, including rice, eggs, and beverages. THE DATA Across 2025, monthly data showed a clear and persistent slowdown in headline inflation: * Dec 24: 23.8% * Jan 25: 23.5% * Feb 25: 23.1% * Mar 25: 22.4% * Apr 25: 21.2% * May 25: 18.4% * Jun 25: 13.7% * Jul 25: 12.1% * Aug 25: 11.5% * Sep 25: 9.4% * Oct 25: 8.0% * Nov 25: 6.3% * Dec 25: 5.4% Each figure marked a successive decline, bringing inflation comfortably below the Bank of Ghana’s target band. The slowdown reflects easing pressures in both food and non-food prices, with food inflation — accounting for about 43 per cent of household spending — playing a dominant role. THE EFFECTS ON HOUSEHOLDS So what does this mean for households and businesses? * More predictable grocery and operating costs * Improved planning for small traders and wage earners * Scope for lower interest rates and cheaper credit * Uneven relief as transport and supply bottlenecks persist Conclusion Ghana’s 2025 inflation trajectory offers cautious optimism. Inflation has eased sharply, but for households and businesses, success will be judged not by percentages alone, but by consistently lower prices, stronger purchasing power and durable cost stability across markets. credit to #citinews