Chapter 1 – Rewards and punishments
Oh, examinations, what can I say?
To spend months upon months trapped in terms or semesters, learning as the teacher...
By Godson Kofi DAVIES
In Africa, where the beauty of landscapes is as vast as its cultural diversity, a silent crisis brews in the...
By Ramat Ebella WHAJAH
Gender equality in finance is not just a moral imperative but an economic necessity. In Ghana, despite significant strides in women’s...
By Peter Justice GARIBA
To build a truly modern and sustainable Ghana, we must radically transform our approach to waste management and civic responsibility. It is time...
By Samuel Lartey (Prof.)
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The “brain drain” phenomenon, where a country’s most skilled, educated, and innovative minds seek opportunities abroad has posed significant challenges for...
In the modern world of enterprise, where trends emerge and fade with blinding speed, many are tempted to switch lanes upon sighting a new...
By Yao Afra Yao
Opening
An Elephant, Umbrella, and Butterfly walked into a bar
But before they could say jack
The whole darn place was on fire…
On Cynicism
The...
Private companies are the creation of laws – permitting their legal status, existence, nature of operation and management. In the process, regulatory compliance demands...
We see them every day. We pass by them either in our comfortable rides or inside the rough trotro. The young and old. Under...
In our everyday interactions, we usually say that our resources are limited and concerned about how we use them to satisfy our needs. People...