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Taxes are the price we pay for ensuring a functional civilized society. In Ghana, that price, which is the tax, is collected, assessed, and accounted for by the Ghana Revenue …

Some months ago, I was tasked with facilitating training on Effective Communication in the Lecture Room for selected faculty members at the University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA). That was …

The recent Socodevi 2026 Conference, held on June 12 at Hôtel Le Bonne Entente in Québec City under the theme “The Cooperative Force: Joining Forces to Multiply Impact,” sends a strong message …

Banking has quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping modern life. Beyond deposits and withdrawals, it now influences how quickly people can respond to emergencies, seize opportunities, grow …

Ghana’s banking sector continues to navigate a difficult credit environment. While progress has been made in reducing non-performing loans (NPLs), levels remain elevated, posing ongoing risks to financial stability, credit …

As the world marks World Ocean Day, the call to “sustain what sustains us” carries particular urgency in Ghana. Recent severe flooding in Accra, triggered by heavy rainfall and worsened …

Not long ago, the dominant narrative in financial services was one of siege. Fintechs, armed with venture capital and a generation of digitally native consumers, were supposedly at the gates, …

West Africa stands at a defining moment in its development journey. The region is richly endowed with mineral resources, a youthful population, and growing industrial ambition. At the same time, …

The world is entering an era where crises are no longer exceptions; they are becoming the norm. The Russia-Ukraine war exposed vulnerabilities in global food, fertilizer, energy, and supply chains. …

Ghana has poured hundreds of millions of cedis into government technology over the past two decades. Software platforms. Data systems. Digital registries. Connectivity infrastructure. Ask any procurement officer how many …