How Ghana Can Achieve Strategic Autonomy
A Development Communications Perspective by Amin Mohamd Ghana has always had an interesting relationship with the idea of independence. In 1957, independence was not conceived merely as the transfer of political authority from the
Africa Is Not Failing. We Were Set Up to Fail.
I wrote a blog about how Asia is winning at trade and business and what lessons Africa can learn from the experience. The response was overwhelming. Comments flooded in from everywhere—LinkedIn, WhatsApp, TikTok—and it
“We Are Not Talking About Competition” The Brutal Truth About Ghana’s Financial Trap
Caleb Apedoh said what many of us have been afraid to say out loud. When I shared my conversation with Indonesian Ambassador H.E. A.B. Paskal Rois, the comments on LinkedIn kept me up at
Why Asia Is Winning & Business Lessons Africa Must Learn
An Exclusive Chat with Indonesian Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. A.B. Paskal Rois When we talk about global trade and economic growth, Asia, particularly Southeast Asia, is often held up as the gold standard. Meanwhile,
Building Cape Coast as a Business City Starts on the Ground, Not in the Air
Not so long ago, I posted on Facebook that I didn’t quite understand why Cape Coast needed an airport, after all, it isn’t a “business city.”The reply that followed from Benny Lloker was a
Despite’s Automobile Museum: A Misplaced Investment or a Catalyst for Economic Imagination?
Over the past week, conversations on social media and in mainstream circles have been lit with opinions following the unveiling of Dr. Osei Kwame Despite’s Automobile Museum, a high-end automotive collection housed in Accra.
