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Leaders today understand that too much ego can be destructive and can have broad-ranging consequences for a team or a company.

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DISCOVERY LEADERSHIP MASTERCLASS SERIES: The economics of sustainability—the case for repurposing a business for growth and profitability

It is argued in relation to the Social Progress that: “If people lack the most basic human necessities, the building blocks to improve their...

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MPS upgrade skills of employees

Meridian Port Services Ltd. (MPS) has held a series of training sessions for its staff in a bid to continuously enhance the level of...

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Where is that ONE Currency For ECOWAS?

It has been over a decade since the idea of having a common currency for the countries in the Economic Community of West African...

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The power of feedback in leadership

“Your feedback is a priceless and valuable gift for us,” said a lady during a conference I attended some months ago. These words stuck...

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Sound theological training, a requirement for effective pastoral duties

a Theologian’s viewpoint I glean a lot of life’s experiences from listening to the interviews of great luminaries. Their challenges, victories and pains add...

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Africa’s opportunity to fully exploit the green gold

People may argue that the energy transition to cleaner sources may take about 20 to 25 years before its impact will be significant. The...

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Driving a well-aligned CX programme to influence customer-centric thinking:

Improve the customer experience through effective leadership Anyone leading a customer experience charge must have a working knowledge of how to influence the organization...

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‘After mine failed, I didn’t want to see SMEs collapse due to funding’

the story of Propartners Exchange Limited Many business ideas come from a challenge someone experienced and his/her quest to address it. Some, after going...

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Any alternatives to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Africa should be looking at?

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established to ensure global economic stability. This is done by providing financial assistance to countries facing economic difficulties. In...

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Attempted Prophecies: Mine’s The Mines (On Ghanaians laying claim)

Gifting the Saviour So apparently, Jesus, on his birth day, dipped his little baby feet in gold. Three Wise Men converged one evening... Hearing news of...

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Gold-traded investments – Lessons and path forward

From Emissions to Opportunities: A policy framework for Ghana’s carbon market transition by CERPA

Jealous people with friendly faces

Embracing feedback to drive growth and success: A dimension of control

Development Discourse with Amos Safo: The frightening road accident record

Building and earning trust: The lubricant for interpersonal relationship

Leading beyond the title: Reimagining leadership in a changing world

DISCOVERY LEADERSHIP MASTERCLASS SERIES: The economics of sustainability—the case for repurposing a business for growth and profitability

MPS upgrade skills of employees

Where is that ONE Currency For ECOWAS?

The power of feedback in leadership

Sound theological training, a requirement for effective pastoral duties

Africa’s opportunity to fully exploit the green gold

Driving a well-aligned CX programme to influence customer-centric thinking:

‘After mine failed, I didn’t want to see SMEs collapse due to funding’

Any alternatives to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Africa should be looking at?

Attempted Prophecies: Mine’s The Mines (On Ghanaians laying claim)