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African Professors Must Stop Counting Publications — And Start Building Nations

Africa’s universities overflow with research but lack real-world innovation — a crisis fueled by the “publish or perish” culture.

As D-Day approaches, is Africa really ready for the AfCFTA?

Can the African Continental Free Trade Area succeed where previous free-trade initiatives have failed? Dianna Games weighs up the issues. Africa heads into a historic year in...

Building Operational Resilience within Financial Service Institutions: Addressing Outsourcing Risks in Core Functions

In today’s highly interconnected financial landscape, Regulated Financial Institutions (RFIs) are increasingly dependent on external and third-party service providers to enhance efficiency, reduce costs,...

Celebrating The Great Achievers Of The Denkyira State

The capacity, aspiration, and determination to achieve prominence in life is a value system that is firmly ingrained in the DNA of every single...

Combating AI-Driven Misinformation/Disinformation in Electioneering and Elections

2024 may go down in history as one of the most significant election years as nearly half of the world’s population across 64 countries...

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When Those Entrusted to Protect Become a Source of Trauma

Parents trust schools to protect their children, but what happens when that trust is broken? Examining abuse of power, silence, and survivor support.

Quantity vs. Quality: Has Free SHS Become Ghana’s Educational Achilles’ Heel?

Picture this: A child in rural Ghana who never...

Safety or “I Catch You”?

A 20-year-old law student died after a Yango bike crash on the Tema Motorway, allegedly kicked by a police officer after a red-light chase. Nothing is proven yet.

Partnerships in the Development Sector: Why People and Character Matter

Having a common goal doesn't guarantee good partnerships. Shared vision matters, but success ultimately depends on the character, behaviour and attitude of the people involved.
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