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In the contemporary vocabulary of financial subterfuge, the term "Julius Caesar coding principles" emerges not from the annals of ancient Roman...
By Grace Quaye
In recent decades, women's roles in the workforce and society have evolved significantly. However, despite these advancements, many women still face unique...
By Sheldon AMBAAH
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Within the ever-evolving terrain...
By Korsi DZOKOTO
Ghana's economy is at a critical juncture, grappling with severe challenges including a soaring policy rate of 30%, the repercussions of a...
By Kenneth AMPONSAH
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By Romein VAN STADEN & Ebenezer ASUMANG
“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”
Robert GREENE, an...
Like the Brits in London, so is the GaDangme people of the Greater Accra region and parts of the Eastern region (the Krobo and...
You're at a bustling networking event, filled with the who's who of the business world. You're here to make connections, maybe even seal a...
By Professor Maurice OKOLI
The African Union, a continental organization, is heading for a new traditional face within the framework of its guiding principles. That...
Risk WATCH WITH Alberta Quarcoopome: The banker-customer relationship in the digital banking era (1)
“Banking is necessary, Banks are Not.” ― Bill Gates
As a regular facilitator of training programs, I regularly encounter bankers who have no inclination of the effect...