International memorialisation company Remembers Group has launched Ghana’s first memorialisation platform called GhanaRemembers to preserve the memories of Ghanaian people, organisations, events and places while offering a convenient platform for visitors to explore the rich cultural heritage of the country.
GhanaRemembers is data-driven with various features including interactive memorials; articles and...
By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey OBU
Quaranta et al.(2003) found evidence that Ginkgo biloba may have a benefit in the treatment of glaucoma. Patients with Normal Tension Glaucoma (NGT) who were given 40mg of Ginkgo biloba extract three times a day (120mg total daily dose) showed a short-term improvement in their visual fields compared to...
Pregnancy is a profound experience that can bring immense joy. But for many, it can also be a source of significant distress and uncertainty. In a world where women's reproductive rights are constantly under scrutiny, the topic of abortion remains a highly sensitive and contentious issue.
It is crucial, however,...
By Stephanie S. DINKO
In a historic move that has captivated the nation,the Parliament of Ghana is currently engaging on a crucial piece of legislation; thus, the Proper Human Sexual Rights And Ghanaian Family Values Bill. This proposed law, touted as a landmark initiative, seeks to redefine the very fabric...
… How SMEs in Ghana can embrace operational rigor and quality assurance
By Samuel LARTEY (Prof) & Robert Osei Mensah BOAHENE
In these contemporary times business leadership requires a new thinking - a paradigm of excellence sets the stage for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) aiming to elevate their operational standards. At...
The International Coaching Federation (ICF) Ghana Chapter is preparing for a grand launch on May 17, 2024, promising to unlock a multi-billion dollar opportunity for Ghana's businesses and individuals and propel economic development in the process.
With the global coaching industry exceeding US$4.5 billion and projected to hit US$6 billion...
…the sad story of Jacobu in the Amansie Central District
By Naana Nkansah AGYEKUM
I once asked my aunt, on one of my visits to my hometown, why chop bars and eatery joints are booming compared to my childhood days. Her response, “because people can’t afford to cook their own food”,...
By José Antonio OCAMPO
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the developing world has faced growing public-sector debt vulnerabilities. Interest-rate hikes and limited access to international capital markets have only exacerbated the problem – so much so that even solvent countries are now grappling with liquidity challenges. Furthermore, the...
Millennials and Generation Z (Gen Z) come of age; they are increasingly taking an interest in investing to secure their financial futures. However, navigating the complex world of investments can be daunting for young investors who are just starting their journey. In this article, we explore tailored investment strategies...