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It is often said that "man must not live by bread alone," yet, in the harshest of circumstances, a person will go to great lengths to secure even the most...

Few developments capture Ghana's economic aspirations more than its bustling ports, the gateways to West Africa's booming trade. Ghana’s ports—Tema and Takoradi—handle over 85% of the nation’s trade, with Tema...

The MIIF in the past three years has grown to be arguably the most profitable state-owned organisation. It is perhaps the most impactful, recording over 100 per cent in profits...

For the past decades, Nyaaba Dittoh, a 62-year-old smallholder farmer in the Nabdam District in the Upper East Region has engaged in subsistence farming to take care of his household....

Economic planning is the lifeblood of national development; a mechanism to shape a nation’s destiny, align its resources with aspirations, and create a sustainable legacy for future generations. Yet, when...

Women all over the world continue to grapple with unfairness, discrimination and unequal representation at workplaces- the Tech industry is no exception. The industry faces a significant skills gap, with...

In recent years, discussions surrounding indiscipline and bullying in Ghana’s Senior High Schools (SHS) have gained urgency as more troubling incidents surface. Background A survey conducted by the National Commission...

Events of each phase of life of every woman have implications on their future especially in old age. Negative health consequences as a result of poor menstrual hygiene management of...

Elections are the cornerstone of democracy, offering citizens a primary means of political participation. Seen as the most essential political right, elections empower citizens to select their leaders and hold...

In 2011, a startling revelation by Fidelity Bank and its research partner, Fino, highlighted a significant challenge within Ghana’s financial landscape: seventy percent of the adult population was unbanked. Despite...