The writer Most Ghanaians no longer judge an organisation by how impressive its offices look or how visible its brand is. They judge it by something far more practical:
The writer Most Ghanaians no longer judge an organisation by how impressive its offices look or how visible its brand is. They judge it by something far more practical:
The writer The 5th industrial revolution today is deemed fast-paced for the corporate world, where organisations and investors are allocating huge sums to technology, a strategic AI-driven performance system,
The writer Your phone rings. A calm, professional voice tells you there has been unusual activity on your bank account. They know your name, sound like someone who works
The writer Abomination! It is condemnable without equivocation, the alleged actions of a Russian national who reportedly lured several Ghanaian women into a sexual exploitation scheme, secretly filmed them
Prof. Naa Afarley Sackeyfio On reflection, perhaps “exceptional” doesn’t even come close to an appropriate description of Prof. Naa Afarley Sackeyfio, outstanding educationist, writer and groundbreaking politician, who has
The writer Last week, eight Ghanaian traders were gruesomely killed and several others wounded when insurgents ambushed a community in Burkina Faso where they had travelled to buy tomatoes
The writer Ghana is rapidly becoming one of West Africa’s most digitized nations. Accelerated fintech adoption, expanding e-commerce, mobile money penetration, and ambitious national digitalisation programmes have dramatically increased
The notion that women possess greater stamina than men is a topic of increasing interest in the scientific community. While men generally excel in short-term, high-intensity activities, women have
The writer For those of us from the heartland of the smock, our earliest memory of the revered fugu goes back to our grandfathers and fathers. I must have
Each year, on World Radio Day, observed on February 13, the world pauses to celebrate one of the most enduring institutions of public communication. UNESCO’s message has remained largely
The late Charles Amissah Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, I write publicly with respect for your office and appreciation for your decision to personally chair the committee investigating the circumstances
The writer In a recent public statement, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) announced it would terminate its credit rating relationship with Fitch Ratings. The rationale for this decision was
Nana Kwasi Boatey Esq What was meant to be an executive decision turned out to be the perfect Val’s Day present. On February 14, 2025, the President of the