The cedi paradox: high in Africa, volatile in global trade

For millions of people across Africa and around the world, waking up every morning to go to work is an achievement that deserves far more recognition than it receives.

Last week we covered pausing, storytelling, and cutting filler words.

Long queueing at organisations (public and private) are becoming a nearly unnoticeable aspect of daily operations at many businesses.

Ghana’s government, working with UNESCO and the European Union, recently launched an artificial intelligence literacy programme that will prepare 240 civil servants to train colleagues in their institutions.

I sat at the back of the class, keenly observing what was going on.

The CIA triad, Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability has long served as a foundational framework in cybersecurity.

Sometimes when I watch people performing at their peak in various fields; a musician commanding a stage,

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are no longer a matter for the future in African real estate. They already decide where capital flows.