Beyond The Surface
Professor Opoku-Agyemang Was Elected as Ghana’s First Female Vice President. Her Silence on Recent Issues Involving Women Is Deafening
The current Vice President's lack of public opinions on pertinent women's issues is becoming a pattern during her time in office
It’s Time For Ghana To Diversify in Sports Other Than Football
Although Ghana's favorite pasttime has always been football, it's time for the country to put its energy into other sports
Protecting Our Old Trees – Cut a Tree, Cut History Initiative
Tree planting should complement and not replace the urgent need to preserve existing trees. Otherwise, it is like trying to fill a leaking bucket without fixing the hole.
Leveraging Private Equity and Venture Capital for Portfolio Diversification and Real Economy Impact
In an article written by Amma Gyampo and co-authored by KPMG, they discuss how Ghana can leverage private equity and venture capital locally
Kasoa Can’t Breathe: The Alarming Rise of Air Pollution in Our Backyard
The air quality in Kasoa, a growing urban town in Ghana continues to get worse due to uncontrolled environmental practices
Why The Lawsuit By Ghana’s Chief Justice at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice is a Case for Constitution Reform
The lawsuit filed by former Chief Justice of Ghana, Gertrude Tokornoo could be a litmus test for Ghana's constitution
Ghana’s Threat of Revoking DSTV’s License Over High Subscription Fees Could Set A Bad Precedent
Revocation of DSTV's license to pressure reduction of prices could set a bad precedent for private companies
What Institutional Trustees, Private Equity Investors Want From Minister of Finance’s Mid-Year Budget Review
Amma Gyampo, CEO of Ghana Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, writes on what stakeholders expect from Ghana's mid-term budget
The Business of Beats: Surviving as an Independent Musician in Ghana
Emmanuel Duah writes about his experience as an indie artist in Ghana and what the industry needs to do going forward
Ghana’s Pension Scheme Needs Major Reform to Avoid Serious Deficits
A reflection on Ghana’s pension promise and the cost of waiting too long to act
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