From Madina Old Road to the marketing boardroom: This is Dinah Asabea Darko

Theologian, educational consultant and author, Reverend Acheampong E. S. Builderman, has urged Ghanaians to make reading, writing and critical thinking a national culture, stressing that a nation that reads extensively is better positioned to build a knowledge‑driven economy.

In Africa’s climate finance landscape, the distinction between a funded project and an un-bankable proposal often hinges not on technology or market opportunities, but on the robustness of governing frameworks and human capacity.

In the hustle and bustle of modern life, navigating the traffic on the George Walker Bush Highway, managing the pressures of an unpredictable economy, and carrying the heavy mantle of adulthood,

My article on the great locations to find best land deals a couple of weeks back generated loads of conversations and further enquiries One that I found worth my time to further dissect was on ESG considerations for property investors.  Dig a little digging and from conversation I share my findings.

Ghanaians are understandably asking a difficult question: If the economy is growing strongly, why does economic anxiety remain so high?

 It is 1:23 a.m. Your chest feels tight, life feels completely overwhelming.

In a world where alliances are shifting and global dynamics are being redefined, Kenya’s foreign policy leadership finds itself at the heart of navigating these changes. “The geopolitical situation is mutating rapidly. Friendships and partnerships are being reshaped,” observes H. E. Musalia Mudavadi, Prime Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs.

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic idea confined to technology laboratories or multinational corporations.