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Transparency, Trust, and Leadership: How Accounting and finance shape organisational credibility
In an era where corporate accountability is constantly under scrutiny, transparency has emerged as one of the most valuable currencies in business.
Visibility is the new currency; be seen or go broke
Not because excellence is useless, but because excellence without visibility is like a seed locked in a jar full of life, yet unable to grow.
Beyond the festivities: Gomoa must turn visibility into development
This Easter, Gomoa captured national attention in a way many residents have not witnessed in years.
The weight of a promise: Why politicians must keep their word
A promise is more than just words spoken into the air—it is a bond of trust, a silent contract between a leader and the people they serve. When politicians make promises, they are not merely outlining plans; they are shaping hope, building expectations, and inviting citizens to believe in a better future. To keep a […]
The Pastor and the Tithe, the Politician and the Tax
Why Ghanaians Must Demand Accountability from Both the Pulpit and the Podium Every Sunday in Ghana, a familiar scene plays out. The choir sings, the sermon stirs the soul, and then the offering basket moves, from pew to pew, sometimes with music, sometimes with a gentle admonition: “Bring ye all the tithe into the stor...
Setting up national champions to fail: the case of Ibrahim Mahama and E&P
A crowded desk has put me behind on Ghana’s news and current affairs. Since I write mainly about policy, and policy matters are always voluminous, backlogs build up dramatically.
Medical screening and psychological support should be part of Ghana’s reintegration protocol for returnees from SA
The recent evacuation of Ghanaian nationals from South Africa following renewed xenophobic attacks presents an important opportunity for Ghana to strengthen its reintegration framework for citizens returning from crisis situations.
Ghana’s SIM registration: Progress, promise, and persistent challenges
Ghana’s ongoing SIM registration exercise remains one of the most ambitious digital identity and telecommunications reforms in recent years. Anchored on the use of the National Identification Authority (NIA) database and enforced by the National Communications Authority (NCA), the policy seeks to sanitize the telecom s...
Women farmers power Ghana’s agriculture, but face major barriers
Despite producing a large share of the country’s food, women farmers in Ghana continue to face unequal access to land, finance, and agricultural support services.
Beyond the Noise: Rebuilding trust in journalism in a digital age
In today’s media environment, the challenge is no longer just about sharing information; it is about whether people believe it. Trust in journalism is no longer automatic. It is fragile and must be earned again, one story at a time.
Technological convergence, disruptive innovation and the future of youth education in Ghana
Ghana marks National Youth Week against a demographic and labour-market reality that should concentrate the minds of policymakers, educators and anyone concerned about the country’s future.
The sole-sourcing ‘scandal’ and Mahama’s reset agenda
Since President Mahama regained the Presidency, many Ghanaians have been cheering for the success of his reset agenda. Whenever there have been challenges to it, I, like many Ghanaians, have given him and the NDC government the benefit of the doubt. This sole sourcing scandal involving the Roads Minister, Governs Agbod...