There is a recipe for chaos when a leader is surrounded by people with Entrenchment Theory. The Entrenchment Theory involves: 1. Individuals or groups within the political establishment who consolidate their powers and authority to resist outside influence even at the expense of the overall party or public good. 2. […]
Professor Adu Boahen’s Rejection In 1996; Was It Due To His Tribe Or Religion?
Professor Albert Kwadwo Adu Boahen, an Ashanti from Juaben but born in Oseim, Eastern Region was the first Presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) under the 4th Republican Constitution of Ghana. This is the man credited with breaking the “culture of silence” in Ghana. He was the Co-founder […]
The Most Marketed Political Product Does Not Always Translate to Voter Acceptability
There are several instances where the Most Marketed Product does not sell. Commercially, there are several examples of “Most Marketed-Product Failures”, however for the purpose of this article let me just give ten (10) examples: 1. Kasapa Mobile Telecommunication Company operations in Ghana. 2. Glo Mobile Telecommunication Company operations in […]
As One Door Closes: China’s the new growth engine to bank on
By Rachel Irvine, CEO of Irvine Partners Intro: Africa may not boast the largest economies or deepest pockets, but it has what many regions lack: energy, youth, abundance, and innovation. While the rest of the world gets older and runs out of steam, Africa’s cities are expanding, consumer demand is […]
Liza Antwi: The West African Leader Turning Boardroom Strategy into National Impact
From corporate finance to educational transformation, the Liberian-based executive is redefining leadership in Africa. When Liza Antwi speaks about trade, governance, or education, it’s not theory—it’s lived experience and proven impact. Over the past decade, the Country Director for Loita Capital Partners International in Liberia has driven a 30% surge […]
As Africa goes digital, who’s guarding the gates?
By: Gillian Darko, Chief of Staff and Director of Strategy Africa is undergoing a digital renaissance. From the rise of mobile technology and fintech innovation to deepening internet connectivity, the continent is experiencing an economic transformation once thought to be decades away. Tech hubs are thriving, and digital services are […]
Accusing Without Proof In a Time of Mourning Is Not Journalism, It’s Cruelty
By Melvin Tarlue, a journalist and media relations management expert By any democratic measure, the abduction of a journalist is alarming. It strikes at the heart of media freedom, chills public discourse, and threatens the press’s ability to speak truth to power. The reported abduction of Ghanaian broadcast journalist Akyemkwaa […]