By Isaac FRIMPONG (Ph.D.) Growing up near a teaching hospital, I admired the respect accorded to those bearing the title "doctor." At the time, I was unaware that the title extended beyond medicine. Decades later, while I may not wear a white coat, I can proudly use the title "Dr."...
By Philip TAKYI(Dr) The article showcases the key Trade-Based Money Laundering typologies which indicate the diverse methods used by perpetrators to exploit trade transactions for money laundering purposes. Hopefully, stakeholders such as authorities and financial institutions would be vigilant in detecting and preventing these tactics to combat Trade-Based Money Laundering...
“The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra.” — Jimmy Johnson, football player Last week, I started a series on using motivation as a risk management tool. Do you remember my theory of KNOW YOUR STAFF (KYT)? It really works for team bonding and service delivery. Kudos to Gloria...
By Dzigbordi K. DOSOO Leadership and disruption are two critical words that have taken center stage in today’s business conversations. While leadership has long been recognized as a key ingredient for success, disruption has emerged as a powerful force, shaping and reshaping industries. Disruption, at its core, refers to disturbances or...
By Isaac FRIMPONG (Ph.D.) Growing up near a teaching hospital, I admired the respect accorded to those bearing the title "doctor." At the time, I was unaware that the title extended beyond medicine. Decades later, while I may not wear a white coat, I can proudly use the title "Dr."...
By Bernard BEMPONG   The digital revolution is rapidly changing the face of industries and businesses have increasingly recognized the need to integrate modern technologies into their operations. Digital transformation aims at making a business more competitive by using a new technology. Digital transformation relies on the use of a new...
In Africa, the tradition of respecting our elders and their role as gatekeepers of knowledge and community values is pivoted in our storytelling. Theatre, as grounds that reverberate our narratives, often personifies as "the mouth that eats salt and pepper", drawing from Prof. Ama Ata Aidoo’s pair of elderly man...
Crossing all seven rapids of the meandering stream on wooden planks strewn across them through woodland to the mesmerising sight of the cascading down of the mighty Wli Waterfalls in the Agumatsu sanctuary - the highest in Ghana with its lush surroundings - maybe a highlight of this adventure...
Art Fri. Feb. 7 - 19:00. Imperative Clutter. A contemporary art exhibition by Oluwadara Beckè challenges us to pause, reflect and reconsider the narratives we consume. @ The Mix Gallery Space, The Mix Design Hub, Osu - Accra. Fri. Jan. 24 - Ongoing. This Land Sings in Pattern We Cannot Name....
By Samuel FIANKO The story of Maame Mansa Richardson, CEO of Café de Boba Recently, I came across a TikTok video of a young lady narrating how she started a Boba business from scratch. I was fascinated by the story and caught up with her in an interview. Meet Maame Mansa...