Ghanaians have been encouraged to build strong business networks and patronize local businesses.
This was the resonating message that was echoed by the panelists; Mr. Derry Dean Dadzie, CEO Dream Oval and Slydepay, Mr. Alex Bram, CEO and Co-Founder, HUBTEL formerly SMS GHANA, Lawyer Jude Amankwah and Mr. Eric Atta-Sonno...
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The special learner referred to here may present a mild to moderate form of ‘challenge’
The specialties may be presented in various forms such as difficulty in reading, writing or even adjusting to certain motor skills (fine or gross)
Special needs are met with the right...
…Guiding clients through the property market
Real estate transactions can be complex, requiring extensive knowledge of the market, buyers and sellers often rely on the expertise and guidance of real estate agents and brokers to navigate the intricacies of property transactions. Real estate agents and brokers are professionals who specialize...
For some people, yoga is gentle stretching and relaxation. For others, it’s about building strength, flexibility and coordination or even a hard-core workout. Make no mistake: yoga is most definitely an exercise with the potential to bring unique benefits and challenges.
So what style of yoga should you choose? There...
Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA) is likely to enslave Africans to the rest of the world if the challenges associated with the program are not fixed, the think-tank group Citizen Watch has revealed.
Currently, it is estimated that Ghana needs about US$5billion annually for the next...
If players in the aviation, immigration and health sector firm up government’s decision to re-opening of the borders - hopefully by September 1 as the President stated - any person who tests positive on arrival into Ghana and asked to self-quarantine may be required to wear a tracking device....
Plans to borrow up to US$5bn from bond market
Pins economy’s future on GH¢100bn GhanaCares
By Obed Attah YEBOAH
Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has asked Parliament to approve GH¢27.4billion to fund government’s budgetary needs for the first three months of next year, further asking the House to approve plans...
When Western economists and historians analyse China’s spectacular economic transformation over the past four decades, they tend to emphasise the productivity boom unleashed by the start of market-oriented reforms in 1978. But the role of the country’s political elite as a key driver of its emergence as an economic...
Aside a significant number of people in Ghana who are ready and capable of working not finding jobs, there are also a considerable percentage of the employed class who want to change jobs for better working conditions, new experience or other reasons. Due to this need, many people are...