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In recent years, the narrative surrounding corruption in Ghana has shifted from isolated scandals to a systemic malaise with broad-ranging implications for governance, economic growth and social trust. The problem is not merely that corrupt acts continue to occur; rather, it is that they have become so entrenched, so interwoven into the fabric of public […] The post Reflections by S.M.A: When greed grips growth: Confronting corruption appeared first on […]

In recent years, Ghana has faced a growing environmental crisis that threatens not only the ecosystem but also the foundations of national and business security. When rivers are poisoned, farmlands degraded, and air quality compromised, the effects extend far beyond the environment — they affect livelihoods, public health, and economic stability. Environmental security is therefore […] The post Security Awareness with David EKLU (DCOP (Rtd): Protecting the environment, protecting ourselves: […]

By Peter Martey AGBEKO Ghana on October 30, reached a defining milestone in its technical and vocational education and training (TVET) journey as the Design and Technology Institute (DTI) officially commissioned the Welder Training and Testing Centre – Africa’s first Africa’s first American Welding Society (AWS) SENSE participating school. The state-of-the-art facility, located on DTI’s […] The post New welder training facility forges the future appeared first on The Business […]