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Women in Engineering Ghana successfully organised the WinE Health Walk and First Aid Awareness Session 2026 on Saturday, 23 May 2026, across participating branches of
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February 14, 2026
WinE Ghana began 2026 with a high-level courtesy call on the Vice President of Ghana, H.E. Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang. This meeting was both symbolic and strategic, celebrating her historic appointment as the first ever  female vice president while exploring collaboration in mentorship, education, and STEM advancement. It reinforced WinE’s role in shaping national development through women engineers and creating pathways for girls to thrive in technical professions.
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February 14, 2026
On 27 February 2026, WinE hosted its first roundtable of the year, themed Living on Purpose: Aligning Vision, Values and Goals. Facilitated by Yawa Hansen-Quao, Founder of Leading Ladies Network, the session encouraged members to reflect on the alignment between personal vision and professional direction. It emphasized intentional living, clarity of purpose, and authentic leadership demonstrating WinE’s commitment to holistic growth beyond technical skills.
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February 14, 2026
At the 56th Annual General Meeting and Engineering Conference in Ho, the Women in Engineering (WinE) Forum turned the spotlight on food security. Two sessions one led by professionals and another showcasing student innovation explored weaknesses in Ghana’s food value chain and how to strengthen it. The message was clear: increasing production alone won’t secure Ghana’s food future if post-harvest losses remain high and women farmers lack access to equipment, finance, and reliable markets. The panel discussion, From Soil to Shelf: Women Engineering Ghana’s Sustainable Food Future, highlighted barriers faced by women in farming and processing, from poor storage and
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