The political economy of pension management in Ghana

For the over two million citizens living with a disability in. Ghana, representing about a significant 8.6 per cent of our population, the pursuit of a dignified livelihood is a daily battle against a system that is often structurally and attitudinally hostile. This statistic does not include non Ghanaians disabled persons living in the country.

Last week I read a quote card or news stamp on social media, in which the Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu stated that the “Government is investing resources into teaching Chinese and Arabic at Kindergartens across the country.”

Last week, I examined some perceived challenges between front-office and back-office staff in delivering banking services on the shop floor.

Agriculture has evolved through significant phases, starting from basic manual methods to highly mechanised approaches and now engineering innovations.

When news emerged that businessman and philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama had stepped in to support the medical treatment of Awuche, widely known as the tallest man in Ghana, many Ghanaians would respond with admiration and gratitude.

The Governance Gap in African SMEs Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the engine of Africa’s private sector, yet they face a persistent governance paradox.

Ghana’s power sector stands at a decisive point. Electricity is no longer merely a public utility.

Nigerian travel company Boundless Wander Wave opens operations in Ghana after facilitating hundreds of trips from Lagos, reflecting changing travel preferences across the region.