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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.

Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) describes the array of tax-planning strategies through which multinational enterprises (MNEs) exploit mismatches and gaps between national tax systems to shift taxable profits away from the jurisdictions where genuine economic activity and value creation occur, toward jurisdictions that impose little or no tax.

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.