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Mobile Money Merchants are driving fraud
Mobile money fraud persists because the exit door is wide open. Shut down the merchant loophole, and the fraud collapses.
Beyond security: Why mobile payment fraud has become a customer experience crisis
In Ghana today, mobile payments have quietly become a part of everyday life, helping people send money to loved ones back home, pay for transport, buy goods at the market, support small businesses, and go about their day with a speed and convenience that would have seemed impossible just a decade ago. For millions of G...
The passport question: Why Ghana must let its best abroad come home to serve
Constitutional provisions are not handed down from above. They are political settlements, forged under particular historical pressures by people responding to the anxieties of their moment. The framers of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution were not writing for eternity.
OSP saga: A legal analysis demonstrating that A-G authorization was long granted
The recent High Court decision suggesting that the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) requires fresh authorization from the Attorney-General (AG) each time it seeks to prosecute a criminal matter has triggered intense legal and public debate.
Callistus Mahama: Before the race begins; A call for discipline, reflection, and duty
There is a quiet danger that sometimes creeps into political life, not with noise, but with whispers. It begins subtly, like a conversation here, a suggestion there, and a quiet alignment of interests.
Brands are built from within to without
Every respected Ghanaian brand, whether a top bank or that popular waakye spot with a long queue, all began from within. It wasn't with a logo or marketing, but with people. My personal branding philosophy is simple: brands are built from within to without, not the other way round. If the internal culture, values, and...
Tennis: Ghana faces demotion from Davis Cup and Billie Jean Cup over funding crisis
The Ghana Tennis Federation (GTF) has issued an urgent appeal for support as the country faces possible demotion from two of the sport’s most prestigious international competitions, the Davis Cup and the Billie Jean King Cup, due to a severe funding shortfall. In a press release dated May 5, 2026, the Federation said G...
Emma Ankrah: Fresh beginnings are not clean slates but hard choices we keep romanticising
Fresh beginnings are overrated, at least in the way we like to imagine them. We talk about them as if they arrive gently like neat, quiet transitions where life politely turns a page and offers us a new chapter untouched by what came before. That image is comforting. It is also misleading because life rarely behaves wi...
Players will boycott a Slam ‘at some point’ – Sabalenka
World number one Aryna Sabalenka believes players will boycott a Grand Slam "at some point" because of the ongoing dispute over prize money.
KFC Ghana and the Gh¢15 promotion: Where does corporate responsibility begin?
I have spent almost two decades working across media, communications, public relations, brand strategy and production. As a Chartered Brand Management Professional, I understand the importance of building brands that attract attention, create consumer excitement and deliver commercial results.
Philip Nai: KFC Ghana and the Gh¢15 promotion; Where does corporate responsibility begin?
I have spent almost two decades working across media, communications, public relations, brand strategy and production. As a Chartered Brand Management Professional, I understand the importance of building brands that attract attention, create consumer excitement and deliver commercial results.
The Damang Gold and the Economy of Ghana: State Ownership versus Ibrahim Mahama’s E&P
My last article in the media, titled “The Economy, Corruption and Galamsey: The potentials and pitfalls of Mahama’s return to Ghana’s presidency”, was published on January 2, 2025 (five days before Mahama was sworn in as the new president) in the various online portals, including MyJoyOnline and Starrfmonline. While I...