Harvard Business School leverages Africa's entrepreneurial community

As the 13 August election approaches, Zambia must decide which leadership approach can translate economic reform into jobs, lower living costs, reliable electricity, stronger institutions and renewed national unity.

Yendi, the ancient Kingdom of Dagbon, has for centuries remained the seat of the Yaa Naa, where customs, traditions and cultural values continue to shape the identity of the Dagomba people.

The High Court's 20-year sentence against NPP Chairman Wontumi exposes a fundamental tension in Ghana's rule of law: the difference between judicial independence and democratic accountability. The conviction rests on solid legal grounds. So does the NPP's complaint.

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) constitute the backbone of Ghanaian and African economies, yet their transformative potential remains largely unrealised due to a persistent and systemic deficiency in financial management capabilities.

In many developing nations, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) continues to pose a serious public health and socioeconomic threat.

The Governance Gap in African SMEs Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the engine of Africa’s private sector, yet they face a persistent governance paradox.

Uncertainty grows in the country’s fisheries sector over the lingering validity of a European Union (EU) yellow card, which has been in force over the last five years since 2021.

Introduction Skills development systems are effective only when they prepare individuals to participate in real economic systems, not just complete training.