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Coffee culture is fast becoming ingrained in Ghana’s hospitality industry. Locally roasted brands like Jamestown Coffee Roasters, Gold Coast Roasters, Kawa Moka, Coffee Magnifico and Asili Coffee are all making their mark on consumers and…

“You make mistakes. Mistakes don’t make you.” – Maxwell Maltz ****This article was first published in 2014 and still VERY relevant*** Today’s topic is about how employees can cope with the consequences of making mistakes and learning…

The term ‘fourth estate’ is used to describe the invaluable role of media organisations and journalists, who are expected to hold governments and decision-makers accountable. Describing journalists and the news outlets for which they work…

The Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has said that he is working around the clock to introduce a private member's bill in Parliament to prevent politicians and politically exposed persons from purchasing state…

In today’s digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their target audience and build their brand. However, this also means that any misstep or mistake can quickly go viral and cause significant…

Right from birth, the development of children is monitored by parents and health professionals. The purpose of welfare clinics in Ghana is to ensure that your child is developing well. Although every child is unique and develops…

The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Mahama, has said that he will scrap several government projects deemed wasteful, including the ‘One Village, One Dam’ initiative. According to him, the country's current…

Though there are evidence-based interventions that are effective for managing depression, only 41 per cent of teens with major depression receive treatment. Experts refer to this as the “treatment gap,” and it is a significant problem.…

Language is undoubtedly, man’s primary means of com­munication. The Oxford Ad­vanced Learner’s Dictionary de­fines language as “the system of communication in speech and writing that is used by people of a particular country or area”.…

I could feel the audience getting agitated. Their once quiet murmurs were becoming more audible with each passing minute. Standing before us was a speaker whose presentation was being sabotaged by technology, and understandably, she was…