The First Deputy Governor, Dr Maxwell Opoku-Afari, and the Second Deputy Governor Elsie Addo Awadzi were on Thursday, inducted as Honorary Fellows of the Institute of Directors-Ghana (IoD) at the Institute’s Corporate Governance Excellence Awards, in recognition of their role as key advocates in the promotion of the culture of good corporate governance in Ghana and beyond.
The awards ceremony was held under the theme, “Good Corporate Governance and Leadership: An Essential Framework for the Management of Uncertainties”.

The Institute of Directors-Ghana has been established to promote good corporate governance by enforcing its Code of ethics, developing a national institutional capacity, and providing educational and professional development.
It also seeks to promote and safeguard the interest of directors who carry out their duties professionally and provide guidelines for the appropriate conduct of directors to enable them to strive for the highest standards in ethical behaviour.
Latest Stories
-
US to face holders Mexico in Gold Cup finals
47 minutes -
Spain begin Euro 2025 campaign by thrashing Portugal
59 minutes -
Dortmund confirm Chelsea deal agreed for Gittens
1 hour -
Sinner continues seamless start to Wimbledon bid
1 hour -
‘One of toughest losses’ – Draper exits Wimbledon early again
2 hours -
Djokovic outclasses Evans to continue Wimbledon bid
2 hours -
Commercial use of tricycles still illegal – Judge reminds operators
2 hours -
Security guard jailed for stealing €5,600 from NHIS Head Office
2 hours -
Ho Teaching Hospital charts path to medical excellence and tourism under new leadership
4 hours -
Kenya looks to privatise state assets to draw private-sector investments, says President Ruto
4 hours -
Trump to host 5 African leaders next week to discuss ‘commercial opportunities’
4 hours -
South Africa’s former deputy president Mabuza dies
4 hours -
Big shake-up in Nigerian politics as heavyweights join forces
5 hours -
Congo, M23 rebels plan return to Qatar talks amid Trump pressure
5 hours -
US, Colombia recall their ambassadors in diplomatic tussle
5 hours