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13 Family Business Leaders In Africa Who Are Beating The Odds
Family businesses control a significant portion of the economy in developed and developing countries but only a few enjoy longevity....
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Ghana and the British connection
June 2015 witnessed the commemoration of some international historic events. These historic events brought to light the influential role of...
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57 nations approved as founder members of China-led AIIB
Poland and Portugal are among the latest batch of countries to get approval for membership The China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment...
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July inflation surges to 17.9%
Consumer inflation kept an upward trend in July 2015, surging to 17.9 percent from the 17.1 percent recorded the previous...
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State-led Capitalism and the Rise of Asia’s Global Companies: Any Lessons for Ghana and Africa?
So, top of the list of the just released 2015 edition of the Fortune 500 companies are the usual suspects...
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What if global development was funded by developing countries’ money?
Increasing bank deposits and investing pension funds differently could reduce developing countries’ reliance on international donors Making the world a...
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What President Obama Didn’t Say to the People of Africa
With much fanfare, President Obama addressed the African Union last week in Addis Ababa. His speech highlighted that with Africa’s...
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THE SINGLE WINDOW CONCEPT AND OTHER RELATED ISSUES
The Single Window is a new concept for processing of Customs documentation in particular and the facilitation of trade in...
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Africa’s billionaire boom: The 13 tycoons whose wealth has exploded in the last four years
Africa is undergoing an explosion of wealth as countries open up to the global economy. Many have seen major economic...
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Study shows overland export of timber from Ghana is a silent canker
The overland trade in wood and wood products in Ghana is a vibrant one but largely illegal, says a new...
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