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Photographs taken at the Mallam Interchange in Accra last week reveal alarming structural deterioration at one of the capital’s busiest and most critical road infrastructure assets
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The judicial chronicle of Akonta Mining Company Limited and its directing mind, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, famously known as Chairman Wontumi, presents one of the most revealing case
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Africa has endured colonialism, conflict and extraction. It possesses minerals, land and the world's youngest population. And still the question persists, quietly and without mercy
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In The Republic v. Bernard Antwi Boasiako @ Chairman Wontumi, Kwame Antwi (at large), and Akonta Mining Company Limited, the High Court of Justice (Criminal Court 4), Accra, presid
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That is why continuity depends on hope. Continuity asks us to preserve, maintain, improve, and pass forward what we have received. But why would anyone maintain something if they b
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Economic confidence is rarely built through policy announcements alone. It is shaped through sustained dialogue, trusted partnerships and the ability of governments to translate op
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When you get gift cards as gifts or for payments, you need to convert them to Cedis so you can spend them. You can do this conversion on a gift card selling platform. The catch is
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One of the greatest leadership paradoxes is that success, if not properly managed, can become the biggest obstacle to future growth. Many organisations do not decline because they
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The organisations that thrive in changing markets are not always the largest or the oldest—they are often the most adaptable. Adaptability is no longer a competitive advantage; it
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While they deal with societal stigma and rejection, parents and guardians of children living with cleft are enduring constant economic constraints as they seek care. A yet-to-be-pu
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The numbers are embarrassing. If 400,000 TUC members on average contributed just US$45 a month, labour could raise US$1.08 billion in five years. That is not small money. That is m
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In today’s business environment, change is no longer an occasional event—it is a constant reality. Market dynamics, technological disruption, regulatory shifts, and evolving custom