There are instances where the public agitates about arrests without a warrant. The question for discussion in this article is whether a Police Officer can arrest without a warrant. As professional law students at the Gambia Law School, Banjul and the Ghana School of Law, Ghana, we examine this...
While the expression "You are whom you walk with” holds true to varying degrees, it is often used in an exaggerated manner to highlight the impact of the company we keep on our outcomes.
However, Kimberly Coleman is undoubtedly a living example of the positive effects of the afore-mentioned statement....
Commercial real estate refers to properties (buildings or land) used entirely to generate profit or for business purposes, it includes office spaces, warehouses, retail spaces, and industrial parks. The commercial real estate market in Ghana has grown significantly in recent years, driven by the country's overall economic growth and...
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This quote by Henry Ford is so profound, “It is not the employer who pays the wages. Employees only handle the money. It is the customer who pays the wages”. Customer-centred culture is not accidental; it happens as a consequence of deliberate...
When President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo was sworn into office on 7th January 2017 as President of the Republic of Ghana for his first term, his inaugural address included, inter alia, an invitation to all Ghanaians to be citizens and not spectators. This is what he had to say:...
There is this kenkey woman in my neighbourhood who has gotten the rough texture of good kenkey just right. Unlike the rest who wrap up balls of smooth banku and ‘almost-bankus’ in ‘ahaban’ and call them kenkey, this seller keeps the unpretentiousness characteristic of good kenkey intact. You see,...
The economic and geopolitical exigencies globally are now characterised by the emergence of new trade agreements in response to fast-changing global dynamics. One such pact is Agenda 2063; it was adopted at a summit convened by the African Union in 2015, with the aim of setting out a plan...
Lessons from South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia
Several countries have used borrowing strategically to drive economic growth and development. These countries, including South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia, have invested heavily in infrastructure, education and healthcare, and provided incentives for private investment in key industries. These investments have led...