‘The witch-doctor who invoked a storm on his people cannot prevent his house from destruction.’ – Nigerian proverb It is interesting how we keep hearing...
The streets of Accra are filled with lots of beggars who can be found in traffic jams, seeking funds from passengers, drivers, riders and...
By Kwesi BISSUE Labour pains ran all over her anatomy Lowering from her upper, down her lower abdomen Announcing her place among fertile women Her labour noise travelled...
The role of technology in the success of small businesses continues to grow exponentially in the digital age. Its proper application facilitates efficient operations,...
By Professor Douglas BOATENG In the vast expanse of global affairs, where nations rise and fall, America First has become a dominant narrative: an...
Corruption is a disturbing phenomenon confronting many economies across the globe, and more importantly Africa due to its deadly effect on the livelihood of...
By Samuel LARTEY (Prof.) [email protected]  In an increasingly fast-paced world, the pursuit of productivity often leads corporate leaders, executives, and employees to sacrifice their well-being on...
By Daron ACEMOGLU The Labour Party’s sweeping victory in the United Kingdom’s general election already holds lessons for center and center-left parties elsewhere. But whether...
"Trust is the currency for riches. In today's business world, if you can't be trusted, you don't have a business." — Bernard Kelvin Clive Can...
Welcome to the concluding article of this series. As indicated earlier, this series was first published in 2014, at a time which the biggest...