By Terry Mante
Office politics is often misunderstood as a realm of back-stabbing and manipulation. Yet, it is an inevitable aspect of workplace dynamics—shaped by relationships, influence and the unwritten rules of organisational culture. When approached with the right mindset, office politics can be a tool for growth, collaboration and...
By Abraham BAFFOE
Government sets the legislation and policies for their country, and companies operating there must comply. It sounds simple – but to develop truly effective policy, governments need to engage private sector stakeholders in the process.
In forestry and agricultural production, poorly designed policy can lead to long-term conflict...
By Allen OLAYIWOLA
Working from home (WFH) is no longer just a trend; it's the new normal. As remote work continues to rise in Ghana, businesses are scrambling to adapt, often without fully addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
The shift from office-based work to home setups has opened up new opportunities for...
By Bernard L. TETTEH-DUMANYA(Dr)
I recently watched Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo Constituency, attempt to explain inflation on TV3. Despite the host, Ocansey, providing insightful guidance and educational pointers, the MP seemed reluctant to engage meaningfully or reconsider his stance. This incident reflects a broader challenge in...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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Ghana’s public debt has seen a significant reduction, falling by GH¢46.8 billion to GH¢761.0 billion (74.6% of GDP) as of October 2024, according to the Bank of Ghana.
While this represents progress in stabilizing the economy, the ripple effects on businesses, livelihoods, and the country’s economic destiny remain...
By Vanessa ODURO, Premium Admin Officer, Hollard Life
What is insurance?
Insurance is a financial arrangement that enables you to manage your risks and offers a sense of security. By paying premiums to an insurance company, you gain financial protection against specific risks and losses in your life. Should the insured...
It seems like only yesterday when ‘Mensa aka ooo, Mensa aka’ was heard on our radios and televisions. It marked the beginning of a new epoch—the advent of mobile money.
In those 15 years, Ghana's payment landscape has transformed remarkably, moving from a cash-heavy economy to one that is increasingly...
The recent success in completing the third review under the IMF’s US$3billion programme is a breath of fresh air in these otherwise tense times.
With US$360million unlocked following this development, we have shown the world our commitment to stabilising the economy and fostering growth. However, the challenges ahead demand unity...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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Elections in Ghana have always been a pivotal moment, offering a chance for the country to reset its priorities and chart a course for a brighter economic future. As the 2024 elections approach, Ghanaians are anticipating changes that could immediately influence their livelihoods.
With inflation still high at...
By Kenneth ROGOFF
As Europe prepares for a potential trade war after US President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January, its two largest economies are struggling. While Germany is heading into its second consecutive year of zero growth, France is expected to grow by less than 1% in 2025.
Is Europe’s...