Orchestrating national wealth (4)

GoldBod’s financial performance has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks, with the Minority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, repeatedly raising concerns about an alleged GH¢22 billion loss associated with the institution.

Introduction Most people spend a lifetime trying to become wealthy. Few spend enough time preparing their wealth to survive them.

This situation requires urgent attention from the relevant authorities. Across many communities, it has become increasingly common to find vehicles parked along roadsides, with some left unattended for months.

Imagine hearing that a stock on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has delivered impressive returns. Everyone is talking about it, its price is rising, and you begin to feel you are missing out. You place an order and become a shareholder.

Make education, jobs, fair taxation, the 24 Hour Economy and essential services deliver the Reset Agenda

Leadership is fundamentally about thinking, providing direction and solving problems. It is about recognising opportunities, confronting challenges and mobilising people and resources towards meaningful organisational progress. Unfortunately, in many organisations in Ghana, the distinction between occupying a leadership position and actually providing leadership appears to be increasingly blurred.

A Concerned African Businessman. Africa’s digital money revolution is gathering speed. From the person receiving money from a relative abroad to the business paying an overseas supplier, the benefits could reach almost every household.

Every budget season, a familiar scene plays out in capitals across Africa and beyond. The minister of health arrives at the finance ministry with evidence of crowded wards, missing medicines and doctors leaving for better pay abroad.