TITLE: Central Banking in Ghana and the Governors: Institutional Growth and Economic Development

In the aftermath of the recent ministerial reshuffle, considerable public debate has followed the decision to move Dr. Rashid Pelpuo from the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment to a non-Cabinet portfolio.

I went to Glorified ’26 as a worshipper, but somewhere between the registration desk, the washrooms, the security post and the main auditorium, my brand analyst lenses took over.

In the realm of Industry 5.0, where artificial intelligence (AI) reigns supreme, Africa's rich cultural heritage emerges as a potent force for driving innovation and gaining competitive advantage.

From language schools and recruitment firms to vocational training and mobility finance, a new industry is emerging around the movement of African talent to Europe. Ghana has an opportunity to become a major player, but only if the sector is properly organised and ethical.

Last month, I found myself scrolling through an online marketplace, looking for a particular service provider for something I was working on.

Complaining is one of the easiest habits to develop in the workplace—and one of the most damaging.

Every organisation is working assiduously to attain one thing in the world of work: a quality and trusted brand.

"We are the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it." These words by former U.S. President Barack Obama have never been more relevant to Ghana than they are today.