Hollard Ghana wins Customer Care Award for third consecutive year at Ghana Insurance Awards

Award recognises Hollard Ghana’s continued investment in customer experience and service excellence.

starrfm.com.gh ·3h ago

We haven't written up this one. Starr FM has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

This story

This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.

Apple takes home 20 wins in first two nights of the 2026 Emmy Awards appleinsider.com
Apple TV leads Emmys wins so far, with Widows Bay set for awards sweep 9to5mac.com
David Harbour wins first Emmy for DTF St. Louis dailytimes.com.pk
Rob Reiner wins posthumous Emmy for role in ‘The Bear’ torontosun.com

Read the original at starrfm.com.gh →

More in Business

Trump says Bombardier must build in US to sell there

US president Donald Trump previously threatened Canadian-made aircraft with 50% tariffs and decertification of some Bombardier jets.

3h ago ·freemalaysiatoday.com

Ghana, Burkina Faso deepen cooperation on Human Capital and AI

The collaboration was highlighted at the 10th edition and first international edition of HR CAFÉ 2026, held under the theme "Shaping the Future of Work: Human Capital, Artificial Intelligence, and Administrative Cross-Learning between Ghana and Burkina Faso.”

3h ago ·myjoyonline.com

Ghana, Burkina Faso deepen cooperation on Human Capital and AI

3h ago ·myjoyonline.com

Ghana, Uganda deepen upstream petroleum cooperation through peer learning

The two sides also discussed the need to attract investment, manage petroleum resources efficiently, maintain strong environmental and safety standards and respond to changes in the global energy…

3h ago ·myjoyonline.com

Ghana, Uganda deepen upstream petroleum cooperation through peer learning

The two sides also discussed the need to attract investment, manage petroleum resources efficiently, maintain strong environmental and safety standards and respond to changes in the global energy…

3h ago ·myjoyonline.com

Vaca Muerta has oil companies thinking twice about ‘Sea Lion’

Experts say that the oil field’s appeal is the main reason three firms have said that they will not be involved in the Malvinas project La entrada Vaca Muerta has oil companies thinking twice about ‘Sea Lion’ se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald .

President Milei's sanctions deter foreign companies from Sea Lion project.
Schlumberger, Halliburton, and Baker Hughes withdraw from South Atlantic venture.
Vaca Muerta field attracts Argentina's investments and influences geopolitics.

3h ago ·buenosairesherald.com