By Bernard Kelvin CLIVE
Today, I'm continuing the discussion on the rise of silent brands, but this time, we're focusing on personal brands. The rise of silent personal brands is incredibly important, especially in an aging system like ours.
The Silent Brand in Action
Sometime back, I was with my business consultant,...
By Amos SAFO
Last week, President John Dramani Mahama constituted a powerful team of economists and technocrats to develop a framework for another National Economic Dialogue.
The dialogue is expected to agree roadmap to reset the economy as he promised he promised during the election campaign.
However, while the team is yet...
By Richmond Kwame FRIMPONG
The trade-to-GDP ratio measures the relative importance of international trade in the economy of a country. As a percentage metric, it is calculated by dividing the aggregate value of imports and exports over a period by the gross domestic product for the same period. Although called...
By Patrick Owusu AGYEI
The logistics sector is a vital driver of Ghana’s economy, supporting trade, supply chains, and economic development.
However, the cost of financing logistics businesses remains a significant challenge. From high port taxes to expensive credit facilities, the industry grapples with financial constraints that impact growth and competitiveness.
This...
By Daniel KONTIE.
Naturally by basic economic theory, a higher demand for a given commodity presents an opportunity to supply same based on the principle of single variable effect; however, the reverse appears to be the case when it comes to real estate investment in Ghana.
Many would wonder why real...
By Ibrahim ASARE
A tax system refers to a set of taxes in force in a country at a given time or the set of principles and policies governments use to collect revenue from individuals and businesses.
The effectiveness and efficiency of a tax system is determined by the characteristics...
By Peter Martey AGBEKO (APR)
In the heart of West Africa, Ghana has long been celebrated as a beacon of democracy and peace. But beneath this shining image lies a growing threat—one that transcends politics, tribe, and class: the rapid disappearance of good, clean water.
The looming water crisis, if left...
By Abraham Fiifi SELBY
Ghana is experiencing a robust digital transformation, with the government leading efforts to integrate technology into public administration and service delivery.
This transformation is not just about adopting new technologies; it also involves a strategic shift in how government institutions communicate internally and externally.
A critical component of...
By King Nobert AKPABLIE
From the moment, Adam and Eve became aware of their vulnerability in the stories of Genesis 3:7, the need for privacy became an inherent part of human existence.
Their act of covering themselves with leaves was the beginning of a human’s journey to protect not only their...