By Jonathan Kofi Appiah
The arrival of Air Ghana’s Boeing 737-400F cargo aircraft in Ghana yesterday has done more than strengthen the country’s air cargo...
By Janice Ama Andoh
During the 1970s, Europe dominated Africa’s external trade, receiving over 60 percent of the continent’s exports, while trade within Africa itself...
By Professor Kwasi DARTEY-BAAH
In today’s fast-paced work environment, leadership is no longer just about managing tasks; it is about inspiring people and creating meaning...
By Peter Martey Agbeko
The horrifying scenes emerging from South Africa are deeply disturbing and profoundly heartbreaking. Watching defenceless foreigners being beaten mercilessly by angry mobs,...
By Daniel ARHIN
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer experimental in lending. Financial institutions globally now use machine learning to assess creditworthiness, speed up...
By Corporate Affairs Department, GOIL
GOIL was still respected. Its name still carried history. Its colours still inspired confidence across Ghana. But behind the familiar...
In Ghana’s rapidly evolving real estate and construction sector, an industry long dominated by men, few women have risen with as much distinction, resilience...
By Hippolyte Fofack
The narrative that Africa faces a persistent debt crisis has become entrenched. In fact, despite representing nearly one-fifth of the world’s population,...
Every interview has that moment.
The question lands with a little more force than expected.
It is sharp.
It is direct.
It may even feel unfair.
And suddenly, the...
