HR Frontiers with Senyo M Adjabeng: Getting employees to YES: Thinking 'Business’ instead of ‘Convenience’

For generations, gold has been the undisputed bedrock of Ghana’s identity,

In an increasingly interconnected world, domestic measures are no longer sufficient to provide economic stability.

“Too many businesses treat a brand promise as a line used to get people through the door, something to be quietly renegotiated once the customer is already committed and has nowhere convenient to go.”

​There was a time when a Ghanaian business built its name on a sturdy physical foundation: a polished signboard on the streets of Osu,

Open any audited set of accounts in Ghana and, just before the numbers, you will find a short letter.

Money is changing. Not only the way we spend it.

Twenty-three million people watched a family enterprise collapse this year, and most of them thought they were watching a story about a marriage.

A generation of young Africans who are defined by their mindset of hustle and hope finds itself trapped between rising aspirations and collapsing opportunities.