By Ernest De-Graft EGYIR
In today’s global and local markets, CEOs are not just measured by profits but by the sustainability of their businesses.
Sustainable leadership involves balancing economic success with environmental responsibility, social equity, and governance (ESG) practices.
For Ghanaian CEOs, adopting sustainability principles can create long-term value and strengthen your...
By Constance GBEDZO
Governance, as an English word, has become a boardroom and C-suite lexicon in Ghana in recent times. It simply means ‘the amalgam’ of processes and structures designed to help the organization/institution/firm achieve its objectives.
Every firm has the goal to enable effective, entrepreneurial, and responsible management that guarantees...
By Simeone AZOSKA
As the world speculates about the contours of Donald J. Trump’s second-term foreign policy, sub-Saharan Africa finds itself at a crossroads. Trump’s hallmark 'America First' doctrine - marked by isolationism, selective engagement and transactional diplomacy - presents unique challenges and opportunities for African leaders.
With potential shifts in...
By Elikplim Kwabla APETORGBOR (Dr)
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), as the bedrock and cornerstone of Ghana's energy sector, plays a pivotal role in national development. Despite its strategic importance, ECG faces significant operational and financial challenges.
With targeted reforms and innovative strategies, ECG can evolve into a robust and...
The John Mahama-led administration has demonstrated its strong conviction about not only resetting the economy but also the integrity of the nation at large.
Its decision to recall all diplomatic and service passports issued by the Akufo-Addo administration is demonstrative of the seriousness of that agenda.
President John Mahama, through his...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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As the global economy demonstrates resilience amidst shifting dynamics, Ghana stands at a crucial juncture. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in its 2025 Economic Outlook projects a global Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of 3.2%, with inflation moderating and trade reviving.
These developments present...
By KINGSLEY LARBI( Rev. Prof.)
Leadership is not just a title, it is a responsibility to inspire, transform, and create lasting impact. When I returned to Ghana in January 1996 after completing my doctoral studies, I was stepping into more than a role.
I was embarking on a mission to transform...
By Douglas BOATENG (Prof)
A call for collective responsibility and accountability
In every society, national progress depends on the collective determination of its people to preserve, nurture and grow their shared assets.
When citizens turn against what is meant to serve them, it is like drilling holes in the ship that carries...