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The saying that everything rises and falls on leadership is far from the truth.

From a modest flower exhibition to an internationally recognised movement,

Most accountability problems are actually clarity and courage problems. When accountability breaks down in an organisation, the first instinct is often to blame attitude.

A Ghanaian political leader should spend twenty minutes studying the people currently running Benin’s strategic state enterprises. Yes, the people.

Across the first two articles in this series, we built a foundation.

In Ghanaian politics, ministerial styles often reveal themselves slowly. Some ministers govern from offices and conference rooms, others from podiums and policy documents.

Education remains the bedrock of the socio-economic development of a country.