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ABRAKADABRA!
The phoenix is a mystical bird that revives itself from its own ashes after burning itself to death. It is a powerful symbol of rebirth, resilience, and renewal. Today, that metaphor fittingly describes the state of the New Patriotic Party…
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Bawumia’s 2028 mandate: Unity as the NPP’s defining test
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has once again secured the confidence of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after emerging victorious in the party’s presidential primaries held on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
With 56.48% of the valid votes cast by more…
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Constitutional reform is about people, not law
After 12 months of intensive work, the Constitution Review Committee has just completed its final report. And I want to share two insights that have stayed with me throughout this journey.
Insight 1: Constitutional Reform Is About…
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Reflections from the NPP Primary
As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) brings its presidential primary process to a close, public attention has gradually shifted from policy proposals to the tone, language, and conduct that have characterised the internal contest. Regardless of…
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THE LAW IS THE LAW: Power, Politics And The Enduring Test Of Ghana’s Democracy
Law is the invisible thread that binds society. It represents humanity’s collective choice of order over chaos, justice over brute force, and coexistence over anarchy. In the animal kingdom, unwritten rules, hierarchies, territories, and…
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Leading and Managing in Times of Change for Transformative Teaching and Learning
In contemporary contexts, modern educational literature often acknowledges that successful schools need both leadership and management, but this is not a marginal distinction. Rather, it is conceptual and strategic. Whereas management …
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DapsCnect is using AI and data to add US$10+ trillion to Africa’s GDP
DapsCnect hopes to solve data errors by deploying novel AI-powered mobile and web ecosystems, to structure hitherto unstructured data, and use proprietary AI to clean up to 99.99% of errors hitherto unresolved.
Snippet: Bad data or data…
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Power, dust and the parable of Ken Ofori-Atta on ICE
There was a season in Ghana when a single whisper from the Finance Ministry could sway Parliament, steady or stumble the cedi, or send boardrooms scrambling.
For those of us who were keen observers, Mr Ken Ofori Atta sat at the heart of…
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“From Ghana’s Transit Networks to Global Research Impact: Samuel Yaw Larbi…
When Samuel Yaw Larbi coordinated the implementation of an electronic ticketing system project after his dissertation on E-ticket from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, which slashed revenue leakage by 60% at Ghana's…
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Tackling unemployment in Ghana, unadulterated role of SMEs
There is no doubt that graduate unemployment and unemployment in general are major concerns for governments and policymakers in all jurisdictions.
Unemployment has been described as a national security threat because if people are…
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