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The interoperability project: Where Bawumia and the media erred
Following the discussion and debate in Ghana about the interoperability matter together with the national address and identification systems by the government to expand the financial market, one realizes that these are such laudable efforts. When realized fully, they will ensure the inclusion of otherwise many people left out in
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Welcoming The Ghana Retail Payment Systems Infrastructure
Ghana has witnessed some positive actions for the country in government’s quest to achieve financial inclusion, using it to propel the kind of development people have yearned for, for decades. The first action was the announcement by the National Identification Authority (NIA) that it was ready to roll out the
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FEATURE: Why a Ghanaian should manage the Black Stars
Have you ever wondered why an American character is always the hero in that Hollywood movie and a Russian or Arabian character is the villain? Why Tom Cruise is capable of the impossible in ‘Mission Impossible’? The developed countries know and the power of Self-Belief. Call it propaganda but it’s
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Farmerline to experiment with drones for improved agriculture productivity and sustainability in Ghana
With the global population projected to reach 8.1 billion in 2025 (most growth occurring in developing countries and more than half in Africa), there is a bigger demand for food resources. According to a Harvard Business Review report in 2016, this demand for food is expected to increase anywhere from
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OPINION: Stop complaining and get to work… Akufo-Addo’s Govt. TOLD
The dust has hardly settled on the 7 December election and already a much hackneyed phrase used whenever there has been a shift of political power has started to appear in our political discourse - "empty coffers". Governments taking over from another either through a coup d'etat or peaceful transition will
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Afcon 2017 Round One: The story so far
We have now had the opportunity to see the opening fixtures of all 16 teams competing for the title of African Champion. So what have we learnt from the opening exchanges? ‘Small minded’ resilience One observation the opening round has yielded is this: Just like the Euro 2016 tournament, the so called small
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My take on the first batch of appointments
A lot of focus will be on the economy. The triangle of Bawumia Ken Ofori Atta and Yaw Osafo Maafo speaks to that. The verdict will be in the results. Jobs and economic boom. Nothing short will be abysmal in the measurement of performance. Second. Three men to handle National Security tells
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Musings of Musah Lansah: ‘Of victory and it is our time’
As long as we continue on the tangent of the winner takes everything, we will continue to suffer this nonsense of party foot soldiers going nuts after their parties win power. (Not plagiarized) I hate doing this but I will have to do it......in 2001 we saw party supporters taking over
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Our leaders and a sense of decency
Pardon my folly but I don't get it! Did I wake up from a coma? What is happening here? Why does the newly ex-President John Mahama want to keep the designated as the Vice Presidential lodge? Why did it even cross his mind? Why did Julius Debrah write that letter
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