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Over the past three years that I have been at the Ministry of Energy, I have noted that energy sector issues and their attendant developments hardly took frontline positions in the public space. Au contraire, during my four-year stint at…

Even “Super You” needs help and support. There is no shame in asking for assistance. Push aside the pride and show respect for the talent others can bring to the table. And, remember that there is no such thing as a single-handed…

Wait equals waste. That’s exactly how many people think. It might not necessarily be true. Sometimes, to get the very best, one has to be patient enough to wait. But tell that to today’s customer. Make the customer of today wait for too…

As Generation Z begins to enter the workforce, organizations face an unprecedented challenge – adapting to meet the unique expectations and needs of this digitally native generation. Born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, Gen Z has…

Ghana stands at a critical juncture in its journey towards cyber resilience. As the nation embraces the opportunities presented by technology, it also faces escalating threats to its digital infrastructure and the security of its citizens.…

Ghana continues to lose a chunk of its highly skilled youthful workforce to opportunities in developed countries. As the world observes International Youth Day, calls have deepened for political parties to reset their youth policies to…

Being interested in how a country is governed should come naturally to any patriotic citizen. A good citizen must show interest in how his country is run and by extension all the conversations that lead to the selection of the people to…

But popularity, political capital, have a habit of running out without giving notice. Sooner or later, there will come a time when theatrics and oratory will begin to look like pantomimes. And numbing will not last for ever. Humane and…

The 2024 general election is barely four months away. It is, therefore, safe to say that we are at the threshold of yet another political season. This season, unlike those gone by, seems to lack the usual vigour, excitement and claim…

A former General Secretary of the Convention People's Party (CPP), Nana Yaa Jantuah, has asked the Electoral Commission (EC) to consider reducing its presidential and parliamentary filing fees for parties classified as "smaller". The…