Real estate investment in Accra, Ghana, is rapidly growing, driven by a number of factors including the city's booming economy and increasing population, an active rental market, opportunity for capital appreciation among others. With a high demand for housing and favorable government policies, investing in Accra's real estate market...
– ensure that employees have a voice to share insights productively The collective efforts, knowledge and aspirations of your people can be a source of strength and competitive leverage if harnessed properly. By putting people first, you are well-placed to deliver a Voice of Customer (VOC) programme with the active...
…assessing the goals of regulators and innovators in promoting fintech innovations A lot has been said and is still being discussed about the benefits and disadvantages of the disruptive Financial Technology (Fintech) innovations and era. Emerging at the center of these discussions is how new means of access to financial...
The Rat Years are Over “There was clearly an attraction in the party’s emphasis on sports and athletics. I was young and I was tempted…” Joseph Ratzinger spoke of his time in the Hitler Youth. So, was Pope Benedict XVI a Nazi? Yes. And there is a very strong emphasis...
An interesting phenomenon is occurring in modern warfare. Drones have become a pervasive feature in the war against Ukraine. The media has dubbed the war a “remote-control war”. Both Russians and Ukrainians have resorted to using drones to track the enemy and drop grenades. Hitherto, weapons such as Multiple...
 The Head of Client Experience at Stanbic Investment Management Services (SIMS), Miriam Maku Amissah, has advised Ghanaians to rethink their attitude and mindset towards investment. Speaking at the launch of the Financial Literacy Month at the Chartered Institute of Bankers, she advised Ghanaians to remain calm in the face of uncertainties and...
The debt-to-GDP ratio is a measure of a country's debt in relation to its economic output. A high debt-to-GDP ratio indicates that a country may have difficulty paying back its debt and may be at risk of default. In the case of Ghana, the IMF is projecting that the...
When Sri Lanka’s economic crisis burst into international headlines a year ago, it had already been worsening for many months. Critical fuel shortages prevented people from going to work, and consumer goods could not be distributed. With imports having virtually ceased, medicines and other essential goods were scarce or...
We are what we eat, they say! The fun facts Did you know ‘Zea Mays’ is the scientific name for maize or corn, as we know and call it? Did you know maize is one of the world’s most widely produced and consumed cereal crop in the world? Did you know...
…Who is responsible for employees’ injuries at the workplace? Is it the employer or employee? This article will help you answer these questions and also provide more insight into workmen’s compensation policy/employer’s liability policy and its benefits. Does your business need a workmen’s compensation policy? The answer to this question is...