By Katharina PISTOR
This US election marks what Germans call a Zeitenwende (“turning point”). Voters are signaling clearly that they want change, preferring a second...
PET stands for Political, Economic, and Technological factors, the three key external forces that shape a business environment. In today's rapidly evolving global landscape,...
By Samuel LARTEY (Prof)
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The question of whether God chooses leaders for nations is both a theological and cultural debate, with significant relevance in Ghana’s...
By Osagyefo Ernest DE-GRAFT EGYIR
November 12 marked the fourth anniversary of the passing of Jerry John Rawlings, Ghana’s former president and one of its...
By: Emmanuella YAMOAH
As Ghana gears up for its elections, there’s one undeniable truth: communication is more than just a tool for political engagement;...
By Samuel OWUSU-ADUOMI
Donald Trump’s victorious 2024 presidential campaign marks one of the most remarkable political comebacks in recent history.
Having faced an electoral loss to...
…unleashing opportunities for youth employment and economic transformation
In Ghana, the high youth unemployment rate poses a major challenge, with 2021 Population and Housing Census...
Speech by Ernest De-Graft Egyir, Founding CEO of Chief Executives Network Ghana**
at the 1st Ghana CEO-Presidential Manifesto Gala Dinner
It is an extraordinary honor to...
At the recently-held inaugural Ghana CEO-presidential gala in Accra, business leaders used the occasion to highlight the burden of high taxes and regulatory inconsistencies...
