By Kwesi BISSUE
Once upon a breakfast
There lived Corn
Corn gave life to a family of daily porridge
Mpampa and Hausa Kooko and Egbeemi
Mpampa loved to cook thick with hot ginger
Hausa Kooko fared well in nature's colourful spices
Always in harmony with Koose's spicy flavour
But Egbeemi preferred to stay white and yet rough
Now...
By Chris KONEY
Leading to the much anticipated American elections on December 7, I had conversations with various friends and professionals representing diverse American sectors on the possibility of Kamala Devi Harris becoming the next and first female president of the United States of America.
A member of the Democratic Party...
By Juliet ETEFE ([email protected])
Blessed S. Agyemang is a name rapidly gaining recognition in the fields of supply chain management, sustainability and global leadership.
With a passion for problem-solving and a relentless drive to make a tangible impact, Blessed has emerged as a transformative force in not only the supply...
Dr. K.Y. AMOAKO
On December 7, Ghana will elect a new government—a historic step as we enter the second quarter of the 21st Century facing both immense challenges and boundless opportunities on our journey toward.
As we look towards the next twenty-five years, the question looms: What will it take for...
By Dr. Francis OSEI-KUFFOUR
Let me lean on ILAPI and be emphatic that ‘Abusua bi te sika so, Ԑnso ekϽm de wϽn’, literally translated as ‘some families are sitting on money, yet live in poverty’.
The recent publication by the Institute for Liberty and Policy Innovation (ILAPI) resonated with a text...
By Samuel AKOTO
Since March 2014, the European Union (EU) has progressively imposed restrictive measures (sanctions) against Russia - initially in response to the alleged illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol and deliberate destabilisation of Ukraine.
On 23 February 2022, the EU expanded its sanctions in response to recognition of non-government controlled areas of...
By Ben TAGOE
Elections are the cornerstone of democratic societies, where citizens exercise their right to choose their leaders. However, the rise of misinformation and disinformation poses a significant threat to the integrity of this democratic process.
Misinformation refers to the spread of false or misleading information without intent to deceive,...
By Terry Mante
Corporate leadership requires more than strategic thinking and decision-making skills. It demands a high level of personal discipline and the ability to manage oneself effectively in high-pressure environments.
Self-management is the practice of controlling one's emotions, behaviors, and priorities in a way that aligns with both personal values...
Professor Maurice OKOLI
Moving forward with women's empowerment, exhibiting female leadership and entrepreneurial capabilities, Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala confirmed as sole candidate for the World Trade Organization arguably represents the voice of the Global South and concretely the voice of Africa.
Okonjo-Iweala brings unique strengths that complement traditional notions of female leadership,...
