Month: February 2026

By Thuso TSEETSE & Reindolf OFOSU-HENE It is often said that Africa holds close to a third of the world’s known reserves of the minerals essential to the energy transition and to emerging industrial technologies. The figure appears so frequently in policy papers and investor decks that it has become almost rhetorical, a shorthand for […] The post Botswana, Ghana point to a new model for African mining appeared first […]

By Theodora SENAYA As 2026 begins, industries are already in motion. Goods are crossing oceans, shelves are being stocked, and boardrooms are buzzing with fresh strategies and ambitious plans for the year ahead. Yet amid all this activity, from revenue forecasts and market share projections to employee engagement initiatives and operational fine-tuning, one critical metric […] The post The missing KPI in strategy execution: Why behavioral intelligence should be your […]

There’s a particular accent that kills interviews instantly. It’s not Ghanaian or British. It’s corporate. You hear it when someone says, “At this point in time…” instead of “Now.” Or “Going forward” instead of “Next.” Or “We are leveraging synergies” instead of anything human. This mistake is common among executives, policymakers, and professionals who were […] The post On Cue with Kafui DEY: Talking like a boardroom memo on live […]