Agyeiwaa is your average girl next door, she absolutes loves to connect with people, she is what you call a social butterfly. If there is anyone who has been affected more than ever by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s Agyeiwaa, her wings have effectively been clipped, she is now more...
In view of the fact that the highly transmissible strain of COVID-19 which originated from India - the Delta variant - has also been detected in the country, Ghanaians have to brace themselves for a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Ghana is currently in its third wave of infections, and health...
Two years ago today, I graduated from the University of Professional studies, Accra. There is nothing extraordinary about getting a degree in a world where doing so is as natural as breathing in oxygen. Having a degree is no longer special. Almost everyone has one these days.
But what is interesting about mine is the number of years...
US President Joe Biden recently issued an executive order calling on regulators to “further competition” in the shipping and rail industries, among others, because high and rising freight costs and delivery delays constitute a drag on economic activity by preventing businesses from obtaining timely inputs. But regulatory interventions won’t...
Financial institutions in Ghana appreciate the fact that the future of financial services lies not with face-to-face interactions or brick and mortar structures but with appropriate technology solutions. Indeed, the pervasive use of technology in the financial sector has meant that the losers are the ones who do not use...
Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has lamented that for the past six years 47 public enterprises have not submitted any financial statements to his ministry, in stark contravention of the Public Financial Management (PFMA) Act 921.
Mr. Ofori-Atta disclosed that only 14 out of 129 State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and Other State...