How ‘Artificial Intelligence’ supports education for the world of work
Fred Swaniker explores the future of education As this column has echoed consistently, application of learning to the real world
How ‘Artificial Intelligence” makes learning faster and easier
Fred Swaniker of African Leadership University reflects Recent advancements in generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) – as exemplified by ChatGPT, Dall-E,
Two heroic educators of model and example
Celebrating Professors Naana Opoku-Agyeman & Afua Hesse Just as miracles are where you find them, so is history. And such
The Toll of Corporate Neglect: Flooding, Gridlock, and the Wrong Siting of Empire Cement
There is a telling joke currently making the rounds about Ghana and Nigeria. It goes like this: while Nigeria’s Delta
Memories of Emmanuel Quarshie
[Many thanks to Amb Dr Eunice Brookman-Amissah and sister Mrs Gladys Short for the update to celebrate Mr Emmanuel Quarshie].
Memories of Kwadwo Ansah Ofei (1947–2005)
When our former headmaster, Joseph Abruquah, passed on in 1997, it was quite tough for me to accept his demise.
The mirage of “Usable FX”: A rejoinder to Joe Jackson and the case for radical resource custodianship.
Guest Contributor: Ben Brako. The recent analysis by Joe Jackson, CEO of Dalex Finance, regarding Ghana’s currency crisis and the
A Tribute to Prof. Ebenezer Kweku Awotwi
By Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA 66). We met as greenhorns on the 8th of September 1961 at the great
Beyond Competency: Why Heritage is the “Soul” of the Curriculum
Guest Contributor: Ben Brako Anis Haffar provides a masterful diagnostic of our educational malaise by separating the “what” of the
THE INHERITED ROD
Guest Contributor: Malcolm Osei Tutu, Crown Prince Academy. Across the African continent and its diaspora, the notion that discipline requires
