As Africa emerges as a digital powerhouse, global and local companies are increasingly investing in transformative fields like cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
Abolished In 2019, But Is ‘Brong- Ahafo’ Region Refusing To Die?!
Which government department, or official, is in charge of ensuring that online information on Ghana, including geographical, is accurate? That is the question I ask myself from time to
Freedom, Fear and Death: How False Prophets Exploit Faith for Profit
By any measure, Christianity is built on freedom. The Bible teaches that God created humanity with free will, the capacity to choose faith or rejection, obedience or rebellion. Yet across
Peace Pacts, Political Widows & Other Campaign Strategies
Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, peace did not arrive quietly. It arrived with a banner, a backdrop, bottled water, and a press release written
UN Calls For Prioritisation Of Education
A Child in the classroom Credit: Unicef The United Nations (UN) have called on governments, partners and donors to prioritise education in their policies, budgets and recovery efforts. UN
International Day Of Education: Farms As Learning Spaces
Tonic Moshobane, former SEF participant now plant over 7,000 heads of cabbage and other vegetables Education does not only happen in classrooms. It happens wherever people are supported to
When Grace Becomes a Commodity: The Merchandisation of the Gospel
The Gospel of Jesus Christ was never intended to be a commodity to be traded, priced, or exploited for personal gain. From its earliest proclamation, the message of salvation was
Star Oil, COMAC And Ghana’s Fuel Pricing Paradox
The writer Ghana’s petroleum downstream sector has rarely attracted as much public attention as it has in recent weeks. The decision by Star Oil to suspend its membership of
Why America Leads The World In Data Security And Why Ghana And Africa Must Act Now To Protect Their Digital Future
Folks, in the modern global economy, data has become the most valuable asset nations possess, more influential than oil, minerals, or land. Countries that secure their data secure their
Responsive Brands: Making Brand Loyalists Out Of Customers
The writer In times of economic pressure, consumers are not just watching prices; they are watching behaviour. In Ghana’s current economic climate, where fluctuations in fuel prices, exchange rates,
Transfer Pricing Audits In Ghana: Why Documentation Is Now More Important Than The Tax Itself
The Writer Transfer pricing has become one of the most consequential areas of tax risk for company/business taxpayers operating in Ghana, particularly Multinational Enterprise (MNE) groups, companies in the
High Seas Treaty Enters Into Force: Opportunities For Ghana’s Blue Economy
The writer A New Architecture for the Global Ocean Governance On January 17, 2026, the international community marked a historic milestone for the global ocean with the entry into
Smallholders At The Centre: Why Innovation And Diversification Are Pivotal For Africa’s Food Future
The Writer Across Africa, smallholder farmers remain the backbone of food production and the key to meeting rising demand for affordable, nutritious protein. Nowhere is this more evident than