“Why some nations are rich and others poor!”
· Time for Ghana to usher in The Age of Digitisation. One of the key questions fit for the purpose
Digital innovation for national and business growth.
· Moses Baiden’s address at the Ghana CEO Summit, 2017. “Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The
The irony of analogue teachers and bureaucrats in a digital age.
· Time to support the youth and the country with digital tools. Sometime last year I noted that if ever
Creative and employable skills for life.
· The mission of “The Design and Technology Institute”. Progress by any other name is spelled W-O-R-K. And the earlier
From Africa’s “Brain drain” to “Brain circulation”.
Of Africa’s natural resources, underdevelopment, and poverty (Part 2). About 1980, while serving on a board as an alumni representative
Of Africa’s natural resources, underdevelopment, and poverty.
· Kwamina Panford: the brain behind a brave new book. The exodus of U.S. based Indian and Chinese professionals and
God helps those who help themselves.
· The vicious mass poverty behind “the miracles”. My attention was stirred by a caption culled from President Nana Akufo
Is education in Africa beating about the bush?
· Time to create an industrious Africa through the head, heart, and hands. It will be tough to separate Winston
Making technical education work in Ghana.
· Merge all public technical and vocational institutions under the Ministry of Education. It is reasonable to think that only
New rules for industrializing every district.
· Effective leadership and planning matter a great deal. Recently, travelling from Takoradi to Tarkwa, one could simply not miss
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