By Sylvester EIJFFINGER and Edin MUJAGIC
Back in August, Donald Trump announced that, if elected, he would try to amend the Federal Reserve Act to give the president a larger say in monetary policymaking. Now that he is heading back to the White House, is central-bank independence on the chopping...
By Dr. Daniel Osei Yeboah
For decades, Africa has been perceived by many in the West as a continent perpetually in need of aid, loans, and external intervention. This narrative, while well-intentioned by some, has often done more harm than good, perpetuating dependency, undermining self-reliance, and stifling the potential of...
By Enock Yeboah-Mensah
Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is more than a historic commemoration; it is a timeless celebration of resilience, faith and the triumph of hope against overwhelming odds. Rooted in the Jewish tradition, it recounts the story of the Maccabees' courageous stand against oppression and the miraculous endurance...
By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂH
The Group of 20 (G20) is an intergovernmental forum comprising 19 sovereign countries, the European Union (EU), and the African Union (AU). It works to address major issues related to the global economy, such as international financial stability, climate change mitigation and sustainable development, through annual...
By Dr. Daniel Osei YEBOAH
For decades, Africa has been perceived by many in the West as a continent perpetually in need of aid, loans and external intervention. This narrative, while well-intentioned by some, has often done more harm than good, perpetuating dependency, undermining self-reliance and stifling the potential of...
By Nii Kpakpa QUARTEY
The 2024 elections delivered a resounding message: Ghanaians have had enough. The ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) suffered its worst electoral defeat in decades, with voters holding the government accountable for Ghana’s prolonged economic distress.
Years of spiralling inflation, a depreciating cedi, unsustainable debt, and deepening poverty—which...
By Parick Yao WEMEGAH
Politics is a numbers game, but behind every fine politician are loyal friends who have stood by him/her through thick and thin. These loyalists are the people he/she laughs and cries with; those who take the flag publicly for him/her to stand and the few who...
By Alhaji Seidu AGONGO
On Saturday, December 7, 2024, Ghanaians went to the polls to elect a president and 276 members of parliament.
Touted as a high-stakes election, the occasion was preceded by numerous calls for a peaceful, fair and transparent process to solidify Ghana’s position as a beacon of democracy.
Despite...
By Samuel OWUSU-ADUOMI
In the world of marketing and public relations, even the smallest misstep can snowball into a full-blown crisis. Yet, for brands with a finger on the pulse of cultural trends and consumer sentiment, such crises can be flipped into golden opportunities. A recent example of this comes...
By Benjamin NATHAN OTCHERE
In my previous publication, I discussed the impact of SSNIT's decision to shift pre-retiree funds toward the fixed income market. This write-up focused on the equity market and the broader economy. I believe this subject is a two-sided issue: one side concerns the equity market and...