Re-imagine Ghana with Hene Aku Kwapong, PhD: The solution to our Anyhowisn Ghana’s Kaizen Moment: A 10-year framework for standards and shared expectations

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For decades, career advice rested on a single and deceptively comforting axiom that working hard to deliver exceptional results would naturally ensure that recognition followed.

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There is a question every executive fears, and it is not even a hard question. It is a short one. It goes like this: "Yes or no — will prices go up?"

For many years, when investors looked at Africa, the conversation was almost predictable.

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