By Innocent Samuel Appiah
Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of Ghana's central coast, the unassuming town of Saltpond has long been a hidden gem -...
By Hilda Nimo Tieku
In the current business environment of Ghana and the broader African continent, securing the right talent is not merely a human...
By Isaac DWIMOH-OPOKU
The evolution of property ownership
From early times, property served mainly as shelter and a status symbol. Over time, with rising populations and...
In an unexpected but impactful policy move, the U.S. government under President Donald Trump has introduced sweeping reciprocal tariffs, initiating a baseline 10% duty...
Across Africa—and in Ghana especially—entrepreneurship has become one of the most powerful engines driving economic growth, innovation, and opportunity.
From bustling markets in Accra to...
There comes a time in the life of a nation when silence in the face of danger becomes complicity. That moment is now.
Ghana is...
By Chinenye Marylyn AKINOLA
Effective IT governance is no longer optional, it is essential. As organizations in Africa and across the globe strive to modernize...
Human Resource (HR) practices in West Africa reflect the region’s unique socio-economic, cultural, and political landscape.
With a rapidly growing youth population, workforce, increasing foreign...
Is this the end of free trade?: Rethinking global trade and competitiveness in an era of uncertainty
By Harmony Seyram ATTISE
In recent months, the global trading system has come under renewed scrutiny. From escalating tariffs to rising protectionist policies, many are...
My mother was a nurse—a community health nurse cum midwife. Therefore, I grew up around clinics and hospitals.
While friends got to stay at home...