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There is this popular saying that; No matter how melodious the edge of a drum may sound, the center still holds the key to its best rhythm. Necessity as it is always said is the mother of invention. Unemployment in recent times has…
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The rate of unemployment in Africa is growing by the day as global economic growth continues to shrink. Additionally, inflation rate has continued to soar beyond projected figures. Ghana’s inflation has officially increased to more than…
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Events characterising the New Patriotic Party (NPP’s) regional elections over the weekend can best be described as “epic”, “exhilarating”, and a true “clash of political titans” battling for the people’s mandate to deter affairs for the…
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About a decade ago, I hosted a heated debate on this show about public office holders grabbing state lands waa waa waa and for a pittance. It was turned into the usual ugly mindless nation-wrecking political equalization game. NPP officials…
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The ball keeps rolling as we journey ahead to indeed prove that we are breaking the “8” and to win power in 2024. The catchword "Break The 8" has been the tag-line of what we seek to achieve in the few years ahead of us and upon this…
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Now, this is the story of Konadu. Konadu (not real name) was a farmer who owned a cocoa farm. She met her husband, Jojo (not his real name) and along the line, they gave birth to 3 children. Konadu was also a businesswoman. She traveled to…
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Job creation to satisfy Ghanaians is as straight forward as it gets - Plant more factories and produce more Made-In-Ghana products. This has been one of the main components of Ghana's industrialization agenda. Alanconomics, is the art…
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Terrorism is the unlawful use of force or violence by a person or group. The goal of terrorists usually is to intimidate, force or coerce societies, people or governments in an effort to promote political, religious or ideological beliefs.…
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As stated by Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary-General, “Sustainable Development is the pathway to the future we want for all. It offers a framework to generate economic growth, achieve social justice, exercise environmental stewardship and…
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The other day I read about the institution of an inaugural memorial lecture in honour of the late Kojo Bentsi-Enchill. I cannot claim to have known him better than others or to have been closer to him than most. Neither did I work at…
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