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What does a bank stand for? When this question was posed to an assembly of fresh MBA students some two decades ago, the answers were as complex as the question itself. The notion of what a bank is, does and represents, may mean different…
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One of the major ways governments generate revenue is through taxation. These revenues generated are used to provide essential public services for the benefit of the citizens. The concept of taxation is in two main forms. These are…
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Ghanaian born US-based Pastor Reverend Gideon K. Baffoe has shared his transformation from one of the most notorious gangsters on the streets of Tema to a renowned man of God. The leader of Fountain of Life Chapel International who was…
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The Ghana Real Estate Developers’ Association (GREDA), is attributing the high Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) in the construction sector to the lack of attractive mortgages in the country. Data from the Bank of Ghana shows that repayment…
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54 medical doctors from the Family Health Medical School (FHMS), Ghana’s premier private medical school have been inducted by the Medical and Dental Council (MDC) to be recognized as professionals in the practice. Speaking at the…
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The Constitution in article 286 prohibits illicit or unexplained wealth by public officers. It commands forfeiture and confiscation of such assets which cannot be traced to ones’ income, gift, loan, inheritance or other reasonably…
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The Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Awal has indicated that the Cultural Policy of his Ministry is being looked at for a review to accommodate modern development trends as a result of constant interaction with…
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That was two years ago. I stood in front of the mirror and told myself, “This can’t continue. The way I’m growing big. I have to do something about it before it gets off my hands.” I was size twelve. I blinked one day and I was size…
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I was nineteen going to twenty when Feye found me. He was twenty-three and in the final year of the university. He said he loved me and I said “No, I’m too young to fall in love.” School was on vacation and he had come to Kisumu to spend…
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I looked at our wedding pictures on the wall and realized I hadn’t looked at them for so long. I see those pictures every day but I hardly look at them. But this day, I walked closer to the one we were kissing. My husband, he looked…
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