Leading an organization through a period of rapid change is a daunting challenge. Adding the pressures of leading through this unprecedented COVID-19 crisis makes every CEO's job very lonely, extremely difficult and prone to error. Leaders on the frontlines preserving lives and livelihoods will appreciate a good hand from...
Making the most of your emails.
“In the world of digital communication tools, email has become the king.”
According to Statistica, there were about 293 billion emails sent daily in 2019 - and the number is expected to hit about 347 billion by 2023. (Statisica.com)
Electronic mails referred to as emails, one...
Ghana, like many other developing countries, is faced with putting the economy back on track since several forecasts have predicted difficult times ahead for poor countries.
On April 14 the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its latest economic update, in which it provided details of impacts on the global economy from the...
On 17 March 2020, it was reported that a study from the National Institutes of Health, CDC, UCLA and Princeton University revealed that SAR-COV-2 (i.e. coronavirus) was stable for several hours to days in aerosols and on surfaces.
Specifically, the study found that the virus was detectable in aerosols for...
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Between life and death
Between censored panting and measured breathing
Choose which to cling
Between Corona lungs and hunger pangs
Between cooked beans and raw lentils
Between a flattened intestine and a punctured lung
Between indulgence and abstinence
Between living in the city and running thither
Between Edweso and Greater Kumasi
Choose where to hang
Between air atmospheric...and air...
As the pandemic leads more children to online learning, cybersecurity remains crucial. With COVID-19 forcing young students to learn online, opening up more time on Internet-connected devices, the need to understand how to keep kids safe online is paramount.
As you know, the Internet has become an integral part of...
"After the silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." These words uttered by the 19th-century novelist Aldous Huxley have never been more accurate in this anomalous period for humanity. The emergence of the novel coronavirus has fed the world with a hefty dose of silence...