Fredrick Addai Kwarteng
AI Casualties: Journalists, DJs & Adult Teachers Lead List of Entry-Level Jobs Set to Shrink by 2035
Adult educators, computer programmers, journalists and broadcasters are among AI-exposed occupations projected to shrink through 2035. However, BLS cautions that…
Data Scientists Lead ‘AI-Powered Growth’: Here are all the Jobs Set to Grow Despite High AI Exposure
Data scientists, logisticians and engineers are among AI-exposed occupations projected to grow through 2035, showing that AI exposure can complement…
MD of GCB Bank Says Africa’s Risk Reputation is Built on Perception and Not the Reality
GCB MD Farihan Alhassan says Africa’s risk perception is misplaced, with transactions often priced far above peers despite strong loan…
Africa Doesn’t Need More Capital, It Needs Smart Capital that Supports Growth – GCB MD Says
GCB MD Farihan Alhassan says Africa needs smarter, patient capital structures rather than simply more money, urging stronger bank-DFI partnerships…
Laboma Demolition: When Negligent Authorities & ‘Corner-Cutting’ Developers Burn Huge Investments
Laboma’s demolitions expose how negligent authorities and developers who bypass rules can turn preventable encroachment into costly destruction, wiping out…
Reimagining Land Administration to Support Development: A 9-Point Plan to Reform Land Sector
Dickson Assan proposes nine land reforms, including transaction-price databases, digitisation, stronger ownership protection, land-guard enforcement, urban valuation, taxation of idle…
What Really Goes Into Land Pricing in Accra? A ‘Frustrated’ Land Buyer Asks
Dickson Assan questions Accra’s land-pricing system, arguing that asking prices, not actual completed transactions, often determine valuations, creating speculative price…
Is T-Bill Market Drying Up? Gov’t Misses Target by GH¢764M Despite Mild Oversubscription & Cheaper Rates
Ghana’s Treasury missed its GH¢7.97 billion T-bill target by GH¢764.27 million despite a modest 2.8% oversubscription and falling yields, raising…
Can the Accra-Kumasi Expressway Really Create 30,000 Jobs? Expert Says Yes & It’s Even More
Dr. Theo Acheampong says the Accra-Kumasi Expressway’s 30,000-job projection is conservative, with direct and indirect employment potentially reaching 50,000 job-years,…
The Land Market Crisis: A Critical Productive & Housing Asset Turned into a Speculative Financial Asset
Dickson Assan argues Ghana’s land market increasingly rewards speculation over productive use, as asking prices fuel further price hikes without…
Nuclear Power: A Critical Link Between Africa’s Valuable Mineral Wealth and Their Processing
Africa’s mineral wealth could deliver greater economic value if reliable nuclear power enables local processing, manufacturing and industrialisation, helping countries…
The Nuclear ‘Fear’ & the Historical Records: Is the Most-Feared Energy Safer Than We Think?
Nuclear power’s fear is shaped by disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima, but deaths-per-terawatt-hour data show it is far safer than…
25–40 Is Not Too Late: McDan Urges Youth to Audit Their Lives, Rebuild and Move
Dr. Daniel McKorley urges Ghanaians aged 25–40 to confront reality, stabilise finances, upgrade skills, leverage networks, avoid comparison, protect mental…
AI & Nuclear Power: A “Match Made in Heaven” for Africa’s Energy-Hungry Digital Future
Prof. Bismark Tyobeka says nuclear power and AI could be a “match made in heaven” for Africa, providing reliable, clean…
Expert Cautions Against Growing Agenda to Hand Over Ghana’s Mines to Chinese Firms
Dr. Steve Manteaw warns against Chinese takeover of Ghana’s mines, cautioning that global resource competition is intensifying and Africa risks…