Prof Samuel Lartey
Ghana’s 2027 Budget: Can Economic Recovery Put Families at Ease?
Ghana’s 2027 Budget must translate economic stability into affordable living, decent jobs, better public services and investment confidence while protecting…
Save in the Sunshine: Ghana’s Good Season Won’t Last Forever
Ghana’s economic recovery offers government, businesses, investors and households an opportunity to build financial resilience through disciplined spending, prudent investment,…
Gold Buys Time. Discipline Buys Prosperity
Ghana must convert cedi gains and rising gold receipts into lasting prosperity through fiscal discipline, transparent foreign exchange operations, productive…
Ghana’s Bigger Economy Faces the Jobs and Living Standards Test
Ghana’s rising economic ranking must translate into productive jobs, stronger businesses, improved public services and greater household purchasing power to…
Warren Buffett’s Legacy: From Building Wealth to Transforming Lives
Warren Buffett’s philanthropic legacy highlights how responsible wealth transfer, family values and accountable giving can turn private fortunes into lasting…
Emotional Insecurity: The Silent Barrier to Personal Growth, Leadership and Development
Emotional insecurity undermines personal growth, leadership and national development; emotional intelligence, resilience, accountability and supportive institutions can help unlock human…
When Auditors Betray Trust: The Hidden Cost of Tax Evasion
Allegations involving Deloitte Cyprus highlight how compromised auditing, concealed assets and tax evasion threaten public revenue, investor confidence and professional…
The Hidden Enemies of Success: From Workplace Sycophancy to Self-Sabotage
The article examines how jealousy, manipulation, workplace sycophancy and personal weaknesses undermine success, while promoting integrity, self-awareness, accountability, disciplined leadership…
Ghana’s Banking Revolution at Risk: When Financial Fraud Threatens Public Trust
Ghana’s expanding digital finance sector faces rising fraud risks, making stronger cybersecurity, customer education and institutional accountability essential to protecting…
Ghana EXIM: Turning Imports into Industry, Farms into Factories and Finance into Jobs
Ghana EXIM aims to boost local production, industrialise agriculture, finance competitive businesses and expand exports through strategic funding, stronger value…
Ghana’s 14% Interest Rate: How Long Can the Calm Last?
Ghana’s 14% policy rate and falling lending costs are easing pressure on borrowers, but rising inflation could push rates back…
Know Thyself: Turning Human Differences into Organisational Value
Human behaviour changes across environments, making self-awareness and understanding differences essential for productivity, leadership, collaboration, trust and organisational value.
Beyond the Farm Gate: Unlocking Ghana’s Agro Business Wealth
Ghana must move beyond raw agricultural production to value addition, agro-processing and circular farming, turning existing resources into jobs, exports…
A Healthier Ghana Banking Sector Needs Better Credit Discipline
Ghana’s banking sector shows recovery as non-performing loans decline, credit expands and economic stability improves, though disciplined lending and borrowing…
From Homes to High Finance: How Ghana’s Banking Industry Balances Credit Growth and Profitability
Ghana’s banks face declining profitability despite surging credit growth, reshaping borrowing, investment, financial discipline and government financing while testing sector…