If all goes according to plan, the President of the Republic will be in Tamale this morning, Wednesday, to cut the sod for the construction of an interchange in that city.
There is talk of amending the Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29) to make corruption a felony, criminalise private corrupt acts and domesticate international anti-corruption conventions that Ghana has signed.
In just 25 years, the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) has earned a spot among globally recognised training institutions with a focus on transforming businesses and economies across the world, particularly in Asia, Europe and Africa.
The American poet, Walt Whitman [1819 -1891], is noted to have said that “The whole theory of the universe is directed unerringly to one single individual – namely to You.”
So once again, the NDC and their surrogates got themselves hoodwinked by Ato-Forson into believing that the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia mentioned figures in his presentation at the Economic Management Team (EMT) Town Hall Meeting that were inaccurate.
On a social media platform, someone posted a message that piqued my curiosity. This is a platform of managers who once worked for a multi-national conglomerate.
In recent times, a number of television commercials, notably for food and drinks, have been airing with an endorsement which to me raises some questions.
A constant refrain of every government of Ghana since independence is that it is its desire to make tourism a huge income earner for the country. Despite the belief in our country’s potential as a tourism superpower, earnings from the sector remain only fair, at best.
It is not a world wonder to see a famous Ghanaian artist die in abject poverty. From musicians to actors and directors, it is not surprising to hear of artists who have dedicated a chunk of their active years to their craft die penniless.
I was all set to write on two or three of our daily living problems such as ‘dumsor’, cleanliness and waste disposal last Wednesday morning when my memory pricked me that was exactly the time Vice-President Bawumia had planned to hold his town hall meeting in Accra.
Confucius once said “If your plan is for one year, plant rice. If your plan is for 10 years, plant trees. If your plan is for 100 years, educate children”.
FinTechs in both the credit and pensions space have bemoaned the challenge of existing regulations governing some aspects of financial services transactions in the country.
I continue with the subject of signatures because of some responses I received to the article, "Signatures still pledges, not proofs of presence!" Two responses in particular caught my eye.
Last week, there was quite a stir on social media over an announcement by Mr Marricke Gane, a chartered accountant, that he intended to run in the 2020 presidential election as an independent candidate.
