In 2014, WASH United, a German non-profit, initiated the commemoration of Menstrual Hygiene Day to raise awareness on the importance of menstrual hygiene! Eight years down the line, Menstrual Hygiene Day has become a global advocacy platform, amalgamating the voices of various groups of people and actors with different...
By Paul BEGUR
In the world of business, particularly, in sectors such as construction, energy, infrastructure, mining and manufacturing, a key position we often hear about is that of a “project manager” and or “project developer.” Most often, observe that, irrespective of the sector or the nature of the project...
Decision-making can simply be described the process of making a choice. But in an organizational context, decision-making is often not easy and can be particularly complex based on the problem at hand. It involves gathering data or information and assessing alternative solutions. A school of thought suggests that a...
The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), Africa's leading philanthropy committed to empowering young African entrepreneurs, has announced a partnership with the European Union to identify, train, mentor and fund 2,500 young African women entrepreneurs in 2021.
The partnership will disburse €20 million in financial and technical support for women-owned businesses, across...
Organisations are often a reflection of their leaders’ personality. As a leader, your actions and/or inactions have an influence on your employees. Body language such as posture, tone, demeanor, etc. may be read by individuals differently and at different occasions. However, there is one element of leadership that employees...
By Harold Kwabena FEARON
In today's fast-paced digital world, as customer expectations keep evolving, businesses are striving to stand out by providing exceptional experiences. Change is not just a constant - it is a driving force that shapes strategies, decisions, and outcomes. The essence of any business lies in its...
Long before globalisation became a modern buzzword, more than 200 years ago British economists Adam Smith and David Ricardo acknowledged the potential of free trade to transform poor countries into wealthy states.
In explaining the benefits of free trade, Smith eloquently used the metaphor of ‘The Invisible Hand’ in his...
... calls for local production of components
By Thomas-Moore ADINGO ([email protected])
The global solar energy market is growing in leaps and bounds, with its value expected to reach US$223.3 billion by 2026 from US$52.5billion in 2018 at annual growth rate of 20.5 percent - but with the country only...
With the New Patriotic Party’s internal elections gradually getting to the summit, the focus is more on the Presidential Primary than any other. More as ever, we hear people discussing who will get the nod in the Presidential Primary next year.
The discussions are based on who is most capable...
By Lambert Donkor (Advocate for Social Change)
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Ghana, a country known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, faces environmental challenges that require innovative solutions. Ohio, on the other hand, boasts a reputation for beautiful landscaping and effective environmental services. By studying Ohio's approach to landscaping innovation, Ghana can...