Same skeleton, new code: Rethinking the factors of production in Africa’s digital economy

January 19, 2026

By Prof. Kwaku APPIAH-ADU (PhD, FGA) &Thomas Nana KWANTWI If Henry Ford were dropped into Accra, Abidjan, Lagos or Nairobi, today, he might struggle to recognize the tools of modern wealth creation. He would not see furnaces, stamping presses, and assembly lines. He would see laptops, cloud dashboards, payment APIs, and a young founder explaining […]

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Re-Imagine Ghana with Dr. H Aku Kwapong: Why local government structure fails the places where people actually live

People do not live in regions. They do not live in districts. They live in villages, towns, and cities. Ghana likes to describe itself as a decentralized state. On paper, that is correct. In practice, the system is a classic case of form without function. Authority is fragmented, responsibility is […]

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What must change in mathematics education for the data and AI-driven age?

By Winifred KOTIN For many of us, mathematics was not a subject to love—it was a subject to pass so we could progress to the next academic stage. Through years of conversations with executives, educators, parents, and aspiring technology professionals, one troubling question keeps returning: What if we have been […]

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