Work & Careers
Ghana’s Development Depends on Institutions That are Modern, Responsive, and Trusted
GRA Commissioner-General outlines reforms to build a modern, transparent, and taxpayer-friendly system driven by ITAS, trust, digital transformation, and shared…
If Your Monthly Income Is Below GHC3,000; This Is For You
McDan urges Ghanaians earning below GHC3,000 to prioritise financial stability, avoid unnecessary debt, support family sustainably, set boundaries, and invest in skills and additional income streams to improve their long-term…
Africa’s $600 Billion Workforce Could Reshape Investment, Trade Brief Says
Africa's workforce of about 600 million people is projected to double by 2040, creating a growing consumer and production base that could strengthen Africa’s appeal to multinational companies and investors
The $2 Trillion AI Mistake: Rethinking How Companies Use Artificial Intelligence
The problem is not always the technology itself. In many cases, companies are failing to redesign how employees interact with AI systems
Flamboyant Titles, But Peanut Salaries: Why Job Seekers Must Look Beyond Flashy Titles
Career Coach Dickson Assan cautions job seekers against being swayed by impressive job titles, urging them to prioritise fair pay, responsibilities, career growth, benefits and work-life balance, warning that prestige…
From ‘Where Can I Get a Job’ to ‘What Problem Can I Solve’ – MiDA CEO’s Charge to Students
MiDA Acting CEO Alexander Kofi-Mensah Mould urged students to replace job-seeking with problem-solving, arguing that creating value, developing practical skills and executing ideas are the real drivers of opportunity, national…
Building Ghana’s Future Workforce Starts Before the Workplace Through Classrooms Rooted in Culture
Researchers say culturally responsive classrooms improve children's social-emotional development, strengthening the human capital foundations needed to build Ghana's future workforce and economic competitiveness.
The Language of Growth: What Ghana’s Education System Can Learn From Global Industrial Success
Ghana’s education system must align with the country’s economic ambitions by developing skills that support digitalisation, industrialisation, agribusiness and innovation, drawing lessons from globally transformed economies. Countries such as South…
Universities Must Embed Problem-Solving Skills In Curriculum To Drive Entrepreneurship Among Graduates
Ghanaian universities are being urged to introduce research, innovation and problem-solving skills earlier in the curriculum rather than limiting them to final-year projects. A stronger focus on interdisciplinary learning and…
Smart Start: Ghana’s Basic School Pupils Set to Swap Rote Learning for AI, Coding & Real-World Skills
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says Ghana's revised basic school curriculum will introduce AI, coding, electronics, TVET and ethics, shifting education from rote learning towards practical, future-ready skills that enhance innovation,…
‘Wanted: Fresh Graduate with 5 Years’ Experience’ – How Ghana’s Hiring System Is Chasing Talent Away
Career coach Dickson Assan says Ghana's hiring practices fuel the perceived talent shortage through unrealistic experience demands, opaque recruitment and poor workplace conditions, urging employers to embrace transparency, invest in…
