Base erosion and profit shifting: Evaluating the effectiveness of existing tax laws and regulations

The cybersecurity spending problem

At 4:30 a.m., the alarm rings in thousands of homes across Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Tamale and many other parts of Ghana. For many workers, this early rising is not a sign of unusual ambition; it is a survival strategy.

Nananom, distinguished guests, captains of industry, ladies and gentlemen, good evening.

Public institutions can be filled with capable people, sincere leaders and well-intentioned reform programmes and still produce frustrating experiences for citizens.

Across Ghana, one of the most persistent property questions is whether it is financially wiser to buy a completed house or acquire land and build gradually.

On the first morning of January 2027, something quietly disappears from Ghana's streets. The white foam take-away pack, that squeaky, weightless box that has carried our waakye, jollof and banku for a generation, becomes contraband.

September was extraordinary for AI in Ghana. I stood on stages at the Pan African AI & Innovation Summit, moderating a session on drafting actionable AI governance and speaking on responsible AI in practice. I led #BeMe AI Frontier: Sustainable Futures, bringing together young people, educators, universities, and industry in the same room in Accra.

Last week, I started a series on using motivation as a risk management tool. Do you remember my theory of KNOW YOUR STAFF (KYT)? It really works for team bonding and service delivery.