Month: November 2025

By Dela EVANS For some time now, I’ve been in conversation with friends across the diaspora, wrestling with a question that haunts many of us: What is Ghana’s greatest problem? The answers often begin with economics—imbalances, inflation, unemployment, debt. These are real and pressing. But I believe they are symptoms, not the root. Beneath the […] The post Restoring the Black Star – Reclaiming our national soul appeared first on […]

By Nana Kofi BARFOUR “Leadership is not about perfection — it’s about purpose. It’s about imperfect men who still choose to make perfect contributions to their nation’s destiny.” — Nana Kofi Barfour In Ghana’s growing private sector, few names inspire as much respect or controversy as Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Founder and Executive Chairman of […] The post Joseph Siaw Agyepong: The vision we see, the value we overlook appeared […]

By Joseph AKYEAMPONG Esq Globalisation has introduced a new dimension into the international business mix. With the breakdown in trade barriers and lowering of market entry requirements for the establishment of businesses outside their home states, the world economy has grown in leaps and bounds with an attendant increase in the standard of living and […] The post Adapting the six sigma philosophy in international business appeared first on The […]

“Self-reflection is the school of wisdom”…..Baltasar Gracian Every time changes needs to be made in an organization, a strong and sober period of reflection is needed by leaders. Knowledge plays an important role in the productivity and prosperity of economies, organizations, and individuals. Therefore, learning from direct experience can be more effective if combined with […] The post Risk WATCH with Alberta Quarcoopome: Pause to self-reflect: A stitch in time […]