In a world fraught with uncertainty and turmoil, where the clamor for guidance echoes in the hearts of many, Apostle Francis Amoako Attah emerges as a shining beacon of divine light, casting away the shadows of doubt with his profound gift of prophecy and unwavering faith in the power of […]
Proposal for Biogas Implementation to Address Ghana’s Energy Crisis
Nana kweku ofori Atta Security consultant In the midst of Ghana’s ongoing hydroelectric power supply distribution crisis, it’s evident that the time for political posturing has passed. Instead, what’s urgently needed are solutions grounded in technical expertise and a commitment to securing the nation’s industrialization sector. As […]
Transitioning from Protest to Progress: Embracing Petitions for Change in Ghana
Nana kweku ofori Atta Security consultant In recent times, Ghana has witnessed a surge in citizen demonstrations, reflecting mounting frustrations with various societal issues. However, the toll of these protests, both in terms of human safety and financial resources, cannot be understated. It’s time for a strategic shift. Instead of […]
Reinventing Governance: Delivering on Constitutional Mandates for a Flourishing Ghana
Nana kweku ofori Atta Security consultant In recent times, there’s been growing concern about the misuse of constitutional mandates by politicians, who exploit them as mere promises during campaigns. Basic necessities like healthcare, water supply, electricity, and infrastructure are fundamental rights for every Ghanaian. It’s time to rethink […]
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Role in SME Financing: Empowering Businesses for Growth
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are the lifeblood of any economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and contributing significantly to economic growth. It is pertinent to mention that one of the most significant challenges facing SMEs is access to financing. This may be attributed to their modus operandi viz record keeping, […]
Unreasonable Actions of GTEC to Collapse Private Universities/Colleges/Institutions in Ghana By August 2024: Razak Kojo Opoku Writes
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission(GTEC) under the leadership of Professor Ahmed Abdulai Jinapor, Director-General has given 31st August 2024 as the deadline to close down all tertiary education institutions which failed to meet the requirements for a Presidential Charter. Following the enactment of the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, 2020(Act 1023), […]
The Cost of Capital: How Ghana’s Rising Interest Rates Challenge FDI Attraction
Introduction In the intricate dance of global economics, interest rates lead the rhythm. For Ghana, the tempo has accelerated with the central bank’s move to increase interest rates, a decision echoing through the corridors of local businesses and foreign investment prospects. This article peels back the layers of economic strategy […]
Internet disruption: a look into the role of the Ghana Internet Exchange
Ghana’s recent Internet disruption underscored the critical role of the Ghana Internet Exchange (GIX) in ensuring Internet stability. GIX plays a vital role in enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and performance of the internet, ultimately benefiting both service providers and end-users alike. Organizations that exchanged traffic to the GIX were left […]
Sahel: between disinformation, information warfare and unfavorable winds to democracy
In Africa, and more particularly in the Sahel, election periods are times of general tension and tension building, and in a context of disinformation, the risks are heightened. This was the theme of a seminar organized by the Timbuktu Institute in partnership with Meta, on February 27 in Dakar, on […]