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The middle truth in the inflation muddle
By Barry EICHENGREEN For precisely three years, the economics profession has been collectively fixated on inflation. February 2021, exactly 36 months ago, was the last time consumer-price-index inflation in the United States (all items, 12-month percentage change) was at or below the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. This recent episode of above-target inflation now shows signs […]
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As we celebrate Chocolate Day: A trip to Cocoa Research Institute will be worth it
By Philip Gebu The 2024 edition of National Chocolate Day was scheduled from 9 to 14 February. It is on the theme: “Eat Chocolate, stay healthy, grow Ghana” and sub-themed: “Explore Ghana, eat chocolate. Some activities scheduled for the celebration include a visitation to the Chief Imam, the Central and Cantonments Mosques, as well as […]
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Populist, Propagandist And Pretentious Presidential Candidate
He has no message to convince the electorates because he was a Vice President and a President for many years and Ghanaians have come to know what he can
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Why should I buy a life insurance policy?
Have you ever asked yourself the following questions? What is life insurance? What are the various types of life insurance? Why do I need life insurance as an individual, family or a business owner? How do I buy a life insurance policy? This article will help you find answers to these questions and many more. […]
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West Africa’s ‘Brexit’ moment could fuel regional turmoil
On January 28, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso announced their withdrawal from the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) – from which all three had been suspended following the military coups that overthrew their democratically elected governments. This represents the greatest crisis the bloc has faced since its establishment in 1975. The three […]
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Dr. Bawumia’s speech: “turning an impossibility into a possibility?”
The NPP is at a crossroads! In nearly eight years in power, the party has presided over “a boom and bust economy.” The party is fighting for its political life as it seeks to break an eight-year electoral cycle. And the person charged with turning this apparent impossibility into a possibility is its flagbearer, Dr. […]
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Business
Protecting your business from financial irregularities: A forensic audit perspective
Financial irregularity is one of the thorny issues organizations tend to grapple with in their operations. It is a matter of interest in terms of demanding accountability regarding the use of resources. The issue is a yearly ritual in the public financial management of government institutions and attracts wide national commentary. The private sector also […]
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Dr. Bawumia Has Spoken!
“Together, we can succeed in building a progressive society of possibilities, enterprise, compassion, open opportunities and shared prosperity for every Ghanaian, born rich or poor, born in the north
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Risk Watch with Alberta Quarcoopome: The complex journey of a banker (4)
…the risk manager “Being honest may not get you a lot of friends, but it’ll always get you the right ones” Dear Readers, this week, we shall move on to another role within the banking industry, which is very complex and yet very reliable if the role is well appreciated…..THE RISK MANAGER. Let us examine […]
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The self-satisfaction of the service industry: the banking sector in focus
Finance and economic experts argued that Ghana could take advantage of its service industry to boost the economy. Time has proven that that ambition is far-fetched. The service industry in Ghana – from the hospital, hospitality, educational institutions through legal services to banking services – is self-satisfaction of the staff rather than the customers who […]
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Safeguarding democracy in 2024 and beyond
Ghana is among 54 countries globally that will be holding high-profile general elections in 2024. This means that as well as the other countries Ghana will be in the international limelight; and the country will quite expectedly undergo a smooth transition from one government to the next. In fact, a smooth transition has become the […]
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Final Roll Call For Major Boakye Gyan
The late Major Boakye Gyan The year was 1975; I was then a second year law student at University of Ghana, Legon, based in Common Wealth Hall. I was
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Paying attention to and listening to the Voice of the Customer
– showing that you care could be your game changer There is a very emotional story of a family that went on holiday and lodged at a particular hotel. This was a family with kids and so naturally, on reaching home after they had checked out of the hotel the youngest of the kids suddenly […]
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Black Stars – For How Long ? (1)
Kurt Okraku Oh, for how long will the Black Stars continue to subject Ghanaians to pain and embarrassment? Of all the sports in the world, football is the only
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An Episodic Weekend
“… Nobody can prevent the victors from celebrating and the vanquished from licking their wounds. Nonetheless the victors and the defeated candidates must moderate their next line of action…”
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