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Is Ghana’s Future Ready For The Rapid Evolution Of AI?
(“Technology will continue to disrupt jobs, but more jobs seem likely to be created. --Jonathan Grudin)
On one of my social media tours exploring content on Facebook one afternoon, I came across a post by Prof. Fred McBagonluri,…
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Mentoring: An Empowering Virtuous Circle
As the world has developed, the chorus of the need for leaders to give back to today’s youth has shifted from an indiscernible background hum to a tuneful melody played on every online streaming service in various ways. Interestingly, this …
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Don’t blame failure of Akufo-Addo-Bawumia government on MP
My attention has been drawn to a publication on 3news.com in respect of me not fulfilling campaign promises with respect to roads at Danfa, a suburb community within the Madina Constituency.
First and foremost, the fact that issue of…
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IGP Akuffo Dampare’s Fidelity To Law
Ghana’s Constitution, the supreme law of the land, forbids discriminatory treatment on grounds including a person’s social standing. It reinforces this by its adoption of one of the major ideals of a democracy – the equality before the law…
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Guinea Coup D’état – Tale of economic hardship, high youth unemployment, insecurity, corruption and…
Introduction
The coup d’état in Guinea led by Lt. Col. Mamady Doumbouya, Commander of Guinea’s elite Special Military Forces, brings to mind recent articles of mine published in recent times about the rising state of insecurity on the…
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Beyond the crisis: Leveraging Airline Consolidation for Air Transport Industry Sustainability
Air transport plays a fundamental role in Africa’s socio-economic development. The sector is a catalyst for promoting tourism and fostering trade and regional development. However, Africa represents less than 3% of global air traffic and…
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Goods sold out are not returnable: Monstrous phrase killing consumers
Most shoppers and buyers in Ghana always encounter the phrase “goods sold out are not returnable” whenever they enter a shop to buy or after they have bought an item and have receipts issued to them.
Most sellers in Ghana do not replace…
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Climate change is a crisis that needs immediate action
The change in rainfall patterns. Extreme weather events. Reduction in ground water levels. Water scarcity. Rising sea levels affecting salinity of coastal water resources. These issues are real and all point to the fact that climate change…
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Manyhia North MP writes on robberies in Ghana
Crime like any other activity occurs within time and space.
However, different spatial locations exhibit distinct types and levels of crime, which is largely based on the economic growth and inequality that exist.
Cities are still…
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Addressing the increasing risk of flooding in Ghana; a shared responsibility
Perennial flooding across the major cities in Ghana poses a significant threat to government’s accelerated socio-economic development agenda.
Lives have been lost, properties destroyed, people displaced, transport links disconnected,…
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