The money market’s response to regulatory adjustments amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

The Single Point of Failure

For many Ghanaians, the journey from Accra to Kumasi is simply a road trip.

It is Monday morning in Accra.

During a recent talk at the Harvard Kennedy School, students asked me what it would take to turn African countries from consumers of digital and AI-driven technologies into producers. The answer, I told them, starts with heeding the right lessons from the mobile-money revolution.

As a real estate developer and professional of international repute, I have encountered many clients who are torn between critical investment decisions; whether they should invest their hard-earned income in real estate or pursue other investment opportunities.

For years, Ghana has worked hard to tell the world its tourism story.

A recent social-media post on the high cost of domestic air travel has touched a genuine public concern.

A lecturer in Kumasi can no longer tell who wrote the work he is marking. That is not a discipline problem. It is a threat to the value of every degree Ghana awards.