By Chris KONEY
Whitney Rochelle is an innovative, determined and selfless American Caregiver Support Advocate and Multipreneuer.
She is the oldest of three children and was raised in Durham, North Carolina, in the UnitedStates of America by parents who were generally focused on the well-being of their family.
She attended Southern Durham...
BY Samuel Elijah BOATENG
The Bible: Jesus Christ Written in Words is a profound and inspiring book that deepens our understanding of scripture.
It presents the Bible not just as a collection of ancient writings, but as a living revelation of Jesus Christ. The author skillfully weaves together the overarching story...
By Prof. Samuel LARTEY (Prof)
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In a world where emerging economies are reshaping global trade and power dynamics, Nigeria’s recent inclusion as a “partner country” in the BRICS bloc is a milestone.
With its immense economic potential and influence in West Africa, Nigeria’s alignment with this powerful group, comprising Brazil, Russia,...
by Dr. Effiong (TBH)
Facts;
* The thyroid gland is a tiny, butterfly-shaped gland at the base of your neck, in front of your windpipe, and right above your collarbone
* The thyroid’s primary function is to produce hormones; which have several different roles, including controlling body temperature, digestion, and metabolism.
* Thyroid...
Agrivoltaics is gaining traction in Africa as a sustainable solution to address energy, food security, and climate resilience challenges.
A critical aspect of optimizing agrivoltaic systems is identifying the ideal combinations of crops and PV installations to maximize land productivity and economic returns.
Promoting research into optimal crop-PV combinations is essential...
Agrivoltaics is a developing field that integrates agricultural practices with solar energy generation; and embodies the principles of dual land utilization and sustainability.
Harmonizing food production and renewable energy generation on the same land addresses critical challenges such as land scarcity, energy deficits, and climate resilience.
The successful implementation of agrivoltaic...
By Muhammad Dan SULEIMAN (Dr)
Political analysts and securocrats have recently debated the potential for a coup d’état in 21st-century Ghana, citing a wave of military governments across West Africa.
My stance has always been that, while difficult, one could occur with the right political opportunity. Those who disagree may point to...
By Ernest De-Graft EGYIR
Insight:
In today’s dynamic market environment, a well-crafted business strategy is the difference between success and stagnation.
For CEOs in Ghana, strategic planning must go beyond high-level vision statements—it requires actionable steps, data-driven insights, and alignment across the organization. A strong strategy not only guides decision-making but also...
By Dela AGBO
As President John Dramani Mahama embarks on his final term after an eight-year hiatus, Ghana stands at a critical juncture.
The nation faces pressing economic and social challenges that require immediate and strategic action to restore investor confidence, stabilise the economy, and uplift the lives of citizens.
This moment...