The position of directors as the first and residual employees of companies with responsibility for the day-to-day management demands careful and deliberate consideration in their appointments – so as to not only meet the legal requirements but also provide the requisite managerial pool for companies.
The provision of funds either...
Medical or health tourism has been growing in popularity in the last decades. Annually, around 30 million people travel out of their country to seek treatment elsewhere. The sector attracts increasing revenues and is predicted to reach a volume of $179.6 billion by 2026.
Health tourism usually refers to medical...
Prior to the commencement of the 2021 Population and Housing Census, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) and the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) sensitized the citizens about the significance of a population census, and therefore, there is the need for every citizen to be counted in the census...
In my postgraduate business class, I caught an epiphany about business; that the heart of every business is not necessarily to have capital, not even technology. I have seen the verity of this in my very short life of entrepreneurship; where there were times I had everything in place,...
Kindly permit me to use your medium, which undoubtedly has a far-reaching target audience, to notify the Minister for Roads and Highways (Amoako Attah) of the potential road menace that is brewing and will manifest sooner or later if it is not properly addressed.
First and foremost, the much-touted Pokuase...
Energy is at the center of every business in the world and that is why power generation for domestic and commercial use is key to development.
The infrastructural backlog in West Africa calls on all stakeholders, private and civic movements to partner with government to address major infrastructure shortages, particularly...
In 2014, the African Union’s “Cost of Hunger” study alerted African ministers of finance and planning to an underappreciated economic headwind that was gaining strength and threatening to stall their development plans. Yet even as the silent hunger pandemic and the current COVID-19 pandemic erode Africa’s human capital, policymakers...
COVID-19 gave rise to a considerable increase in production of disposable plastics
Discarded plastic accounts for an estimated 80% of global marine debris
ASEAN has launched an action plan aimed at reducing plastic marine pollution
Clearing waterways of plastics offers economic benefits to emerging markets
COVID-19 led to a...
The coronavirus has had and continues to have significant impact on the Ghana Economy since it was first detected in March 2020. The government has since implemented several measures to mitigate the adverse effect, reduce the spread and provide relief for businesses and households.
Following the increase in recorded cases...