As WopeCar marks nine years of enabling movement across Ghana, this episode looks beyond the milestone to the work, challenges and lessons behind the journey. Host Akua Tsetsewaa sits down with Anita Anso and Maureen Afra Kuma, representing Finance and Operations, to reflect on how WopeCar has evolved, the changes customers may never see, the realities of running a growing mobility business, and what the company must get right as it moves towards its tenth year.

What happens when rain brings a city to a standstill, and what does it reveal about the way our cities are built?

In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Akua Tsetsewaa sits down with Ing. Prince Kas-Avotri, Executive Secretary of the Structural Subdivision at the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE), and Nana Kwadwo Osei Nyarko, Head of Operations at Fita Autotech, to examine flooding from both an infrastructure and automotive perspective.

From drainage, road design and urban planning to vehicle damage, driver safety and what motorists should do after encountering floodwater, the conversation asks: are we building cities that can withstand the rains?

Why do friendships become more complicated as we grow older?

In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Maame Akua T. Yawson, Communications Specialist, is joined by Zala Tiemaa, an advertising professional, and Emmanuel Wilson Krofah, Marketing & Communications Professional, to explore how careers, relationships, personal growth, and life's changing priorities shape our friendships.

They share personal experiences and honest perspectives on maintaining meaningful connections as adults. Watch, join the conversation, and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Access to funding is often described as the biggest challenge facing SMEs in Ghana, but is it really the only one?

In this special World SME Day episode of WopeCar Talks, host Ivy De-Graft Hinson, Digital Content Strategist, sits down with Mrs. Stephanie Adu-Mudikongo, CEO of Colorbox Cosmetics, and Elorm Sika Amankwa, Founder of Ace Avenue Agency, to explore the realities of building and growing a business in Ghana.

From taxes, regulations, and logistics to digital tools, mentorship, and market access, they share honest insights from their entrepreneurial journeys and discuss what Ghanaian SMEs truly need to grow sustainably beyond just access to capital.

What does it really mean to be a father? Is providing financially enough, or does fatherhood require something more?

In this episode, host David Dei-Awuku (Mr Dei) sits down with media personality and new father Jay Kojo Daasebre, and publisher Stephen Banguu Wobnyine, a single parent and caregiver to his autistic son, to explore the realities of modern fatherhood.

Together, they discuss emotional presence, caregiving, responsibility, and the different ways fathers show up for their children beyond paying the bills.

Can women really have it all: thriving careers, motherhood, ambition, and balance, without feeling like something has to give?

In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Maame Akua Tsetsewa Yawson sits down with Alexandra Ayirebi-Acquah, Marketing Manager at Demeter Ghana, and Ophelia Mawuena Tsenuokpor, Life Strategist and Founder of UTHRIVE, for an honest conversation about the realities of modern motherhood.

From the invisible mental load many women carry to the pressures of balancing work, identity, family and societal expectations, we unpack what it really means for women trying to “have it all, ”and whether society truly makes space for them to thrive.

Does hard work alone guarantee success? Or is there more to the story?

In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Maame Akua T. Yawson sits down with Emmaline Datey and David Dei-Awuku to unpack what actually drives growth in today’s workplace. From hustle culture and workplace visibility to privilege, networks, timing, and the skills that truly matter, this conversation challenges the idea that hard work alone is enough.What really creates success? And is the system as fair as we think?

🎧 Watch, share your thoughts in the comments, and let us know: What do you think matters most for career growth today?

In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Eunice Dorgbefu is joined by Miriam Maku Amissah and Bibiana Owusu Prempeh Gyasi for a thought-provoking conversation on the tension between public image and private character.

From navigating audience expectations to unpacking self-awareness, accountability, and personal growth, the discussion explores what it really means to live with integrity beyond perception.

Through honest reflections on social media, identity, and everyday choices, the episode challenges listeners to consider whether they are investing more in how they are seen or in who they are becoming.

This episode of WopeCar Talks brings together host Maame Akua T. Yawson with Pastor Emmanuel Kwadwo Asamoah and Lady Rev. Ada Ayoka for a candid conversation on the tension between faith, authority, and accountability.

The discussion unpacks difficult but necessary questions around spiritual guidance, emotional and financial pressure, and the responsibility of leadership within faith communities.

From navigating doubt and evolving beliefs to addressing silence, vulnerability, and trust, the episode explores how churches can remain true to their purpose while creating safe, accountable spaces for those they serve.

Inspired by the conversations around Ghana’s Independence Day, this episode of WopeCar Talks explores what independence means for young people today. From creative careers to digital entrepreneurship, our guests share what it takes to build unconventional paths, navigate pressure from society and family, and redefine success on their own terms.