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Poor journalists, weak media, poor democracy
“It cannot be right, no matter where in the world, that journalists are physically attacked or prevented from doing their work. Once that happens,...
World Food Safety Day – Call to action
Industry & Consumer Information with Johnson Opoku-Boateng
The World Food Safety Day (WFSD) is an annual celebration of food safety jointly led by the Food...
Gov’t eyes automobile industry to transform economy
Government, as part of its transformational agenda for the automobile industry, has identified Vehicle Assembly and Automotive Components Manufacturing as a strategic anchor industry...
Retirement Planning :Why you should not delay it
A Better Tomorrow with People’s Pension
Young and middle-aged people are busy starting careers, families, paying off mortgages, educational expenses, putting up their own houses, or...
20 young entrepreneurs selected for apprenticeship with STN top CEOs
Top Ghanaian CEOs who mentored over 300 young entrepreneurs at an online mentorship programme held in Accra, have selected twenty of the mentees for...
A curse worse than cash
Ransomware – a type of malicious software that restricts access to a computer system until a ransom is paid – is not a good...
Soft skills matter
When it comes to being excellent consistently in life, business, relationship, leadership and in all engagements, your soft skills are the driver that guides...
Prosumers: The rise of the new customer
They are from diverse backgrounds. They do things differently. They have different reasons for doing what they do. They even have different objectives. But...
Spanning the digital skills hole
The expression “digital world” is normally used when characterizing digital familiarity and digital education. The digital world is the accessibility and use of digital...
The paradox of a debt stock: are we borrowing our way to prosperity or poverty?
The issue of high debt stock is a headache for most developing economies, more importantly, economies in sub-Saharan Africa. Interestingly, Ghana is no exception...