By Kofi Anokye Owusu-Darko (Dr)
Ghana’s unemployment crisis is a structural one, stemming from an economy that inherently lacks the capacity to create sufficient employment opportunities to absorb the large number of people entering the labour force each year.
An analysis of the labour market, based on the 2017 Ghana Living...
By Jeffrey D. Sachs (Prof)
Simply put, the majority of the world does not want or accept U.S. hegemony, and is prepared to face it down rather than submit to its dictates.
The recent BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia should mark the end of the Neocon delusions encapsulated in the...
By Bernard Kelvin CLIVE
Today, we are exploring the power of recommendations, a concept I like to frame as "the risks and rewards of recommendations." I'll share a few stories to illustrate this message.
Years ago, my nephews and nieces kept asking their parents for a particular type of sneaker for...
By Peter Martey AGBEKO
Welcome to Pete’s Corner, a place where we navigate the pulse of everyday life together. This is more than just a column—it's a space where life’s everyday realities unfold, one Monday at a time.
Here, we’ll explore the stories behind the headlines, touch on the concerns we...
By Abubakari Saddiq ADAMS
As the world continues to embrace digital transformation, the need for effective cybersecurity has never been more crucial. From large multinational corporations to small businesses, government agencies, healthcare institutions, and even individuals, no entity is immune to the growing array of cyber threats.
However, while advanced technologies...
By Peter Martey AGBEKO
In the heart of Tema Manhean, a community historically defined by its economic challenges and humble resources, St. Nicholas Preparatory School has emerged as a beacon of hope and opportunity since its founding in 2012.
This small school, a blend of passion and purpose, is quietly transforming...
By Isaac FRIMPONG (Ph.D.)
Poor population management can severely affect job creation and limit citizens' access to essential services. While some see population growth as a driver of economic progress by expanding the labour force, sustainable development is achievable only when population growth is balanced with strategic investments across the...
By J. N. Halm
It is a fact that “robots” do not make for great front-line employees (FLEs)—where “robots” here means customer-facing employees who lack personal initiative. Robots here refer to those customer service employees who only do what the “book” says.
Without a doubt, personal Initiative is key. Defined as...
By Nick OPOKU
The rest of the world is paying close attention to the results of the ongoing U.S. presidential election, and for good reason. The re-election of one candidate will likely see an irreversible decline in democratic norms, embolden other populist-nationalist leaders in Europe and elsewhere. It will also...
By Dela Herman AGBO
Ghana offers investors a diverse range of opportunities due to its rich natural resources, stable political environment, and expanding economy.
However, like any investment destination, Ghana comes with its own set of challenges and risks. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the opportunities, setbacks, and future...