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[BLOG] “The Accidental Ecowas & AU Citizen”: Communicating the ECOWAS Message(3), or A Tale of WAMI's non-transparency?
Only this week, I had a small encounter with the Tetteth-Quarshie-based ECOWAS agency mandated to work on West Africa's second currency, which will be ...
[BLOG] Consider Plastic for New Fuel
According to the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo the energy value of non-recycled plastics is higher than normal coal and can be used ...
[BLOG] Douglas Kruger Column: Experts own their Industries by being Constant Producers
- Are your mental factory-lights always blazing?
There are strategic advantages to positioning yourself as an expert in your industry. It changes the ...
[BLOG] Dick Borsboom Column: Accelerating the success of your company
A companies’ success is often founded on its market position, product or service they provide and a near perfect execution.
The achieved market position ...
[BLOG] Let your site be one for sore eyes – Syncrony
There are websites and there are websites… everyone knows that a web presence is non-negotiable in today’s market. But what separates sites? What are the ...
[INTERVIEW] CEO INTERVIEW: Joyce Aryee - former CEO, Ghana Chamber of Mines - investment opportunities for foreign investors
This week Africa Business Communities brings you this interview with Joyce Rosalind Aryee, former CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Mines.
She talks about the ...
[BLOG] How mobile devices are revolutionising SME operations
Mobile phones are increasingly playing a larger role in the expansion of electronic commerce (e-commerce) in developing countries, helping to improve how ...
[BLOG] How Turkey is emerging as a development partner in Africa
Turkey provides assistance for relief aid and reconstruction, but also works as a business partner and invests in youth educationTurkey has emerged as ...
[BLOG] Matters concerning health
Health can be referred to as the condition of the body, especially concerning illness and disease. Therefore health problems in Sub-Saharan Africa relate ...
[BLOG] “Accidental ECOWAS/AU Citizen”: Why we might need a West African Economic Governance Architecture (2)
Despite the dominance of ECOWAS in the sub-region, the irony is that it is the Mano River Union that was first established back in October 1973 in Malema, ...
[BLOG] VOICE OF BUSINESS: Brics a strong economic wind for SA's trade growth
Aircraft from some of the world’s fastest-growing markets crowded Durban’s airspace this week for the 5th Brics Summit. They were all from countries with ...
[BLOG] Digital media: 4 routes to professional happiness
A state of happiness is considered a vital part of ingredients that will guarantee equitable and balanced approach to economic growth. It can also promote ...
[BLOG] Barry Coetzee Column: Changing the Game
The point about “game changers” or “changing the game” is that it is an irreversible process. Mobile telephony is a game changer. The internet is a game ...
[BLOG] “Accidental ECOWAS/AU citizen”: Why we might need a West African Economic Governance Architecture
Since the 1970s, West Africa has increasingly turned to regional integration as a tool for economic growth and development. Integration is now seen as ...
[BLOG] “Accidental ECOWAS and AU Citizen”: ECOWAS@38, and Prospects for a West African Economic Governance Architecture
Long before the global financial crisis in 2008, African integration had been an important strategy by developing countries to face globalisation. The ...
[BLOG] A look at world water day..
The World Water Day is held annually on March 22 to celebrate something that most of us take for granted. Each year, World Water Day highlights a specific ...
[BLOG] Why Invest in Ghana
The success of Ghana’s governance and development agenda is inextricably linked to the new Ghana’s ability to attract foreign investments. The new Ghana ...
[BLOG] Africa’s food markets could create one trillion dollar opportunity by 2030
Africa’s farmers and agribusinesses could create a trillion-dollar food market by 2030 if they can expand their access to more capital, electricity, better ...
[BLOG] Setting up shop in Africa
Tapping into the African markets is a dream for many Western companies. Confronted with the first adversities and listening to all the so common horror ...
[BLOG] My passion is Social Networking
Everyone likes to have friends, but you have to admit that there are certain interests you or they have that neither is interested in. When this happens, ...