By Sammy CRABBE
In the first three parts of this series, we unpacked the urgent need for radical education reform.
From reimagining how our public universities...
By Ahmed Watara TAHIRU & Gladys Opoku ANNING
If you ask all African countries their key challenges as a country, unemployment will be among the...
By Isaac Boadi(Prof)
Ghana stands at a precipice. While the nation battles debt distress, inflation, and austerity measures, a silent crisis threatens to push it...
By Ben TAGOE
In the field of cybersecurity, spear phishing is a very cunning type of attack. Unlike the broad and usual phishing attacks that...
By Emmanuel ADU-DARKO, Precious GYAU, & Elizabeth EWUDIWA
Companies are increasingly realizing the crucial role of thought leadership in creating brand value, fostering relationship with...
Not too long ago, I was speaking with the founder of a young Edtech startup based in Kumasi.
With passion in his eyes and a...
By Eric TETTEH
In recent years, the global economy has witnessed the transformative power of alternative investments, particularly venture capital (VC), private equity (PE), and...
By Richieson Gyeni-Boateng
I used to have a colleague who defrauded the company we used to work with to the tune of GH¢275,000 using the...
By Saliem FAKIR &Shuchi TALATI
As climate disasters proliferate and intensify, interest has grown in solar radiation modification (SRM), a group of large-scale interventions to...
Strengthening public sector governance: The case for embedding risk management in state institutions
By Kenneth Owusu Asante Amponsah
Ghana’s public sector is central to national development. It delivers essential services, drives major infrastructure projects, and oversees vast fiscal...