Tag: Press

  • Assessing the Potential for a New Telco in Ghana

    The telecommunications industry in Ghana has experienced significant growth and development over the past decade, with several established players dominating the market. However, given the increasing demand for telecom services and the evolving technological landscape, the question arises: Is there room for a new telco in Ghana? This article will explore the potential opportunities and…

  • The Perilous Path of Increasing Money Supply: Government and Banks Tread Cautiously

    In the complex world of economics, the manipulation of money supply is a powerful tool that can either be a boon or a bane for a nation’s financial stability. Both the government and banks have the authority to influence the money supply, but this power must be wielded with caution. As we observe the economic…

  • Be careful if you’re right and the government does not agree ..

    Being right when the government is wrong can be dangerous in some cases. When an individual or group holds views that are in opposition to the prevailing opinions or policies of the government, they may face retaliation, censorship, or even persecution. This can occur in both democratic and non-democratic countries, although the severity of the…

  • Africa’s rising micro-businesses

    In recent years, the growth of micro businesses in Africa has been remarkable, driven by rising entrepreneurship, increased access to capital, and the rise of mobile and digital technologies. Micro businesses, defined as small, locally-owned enterprises with fewer than 10 employees, are playing an increasingly important role in Africa’s economies, contributing to job creation, poverty…

  • The DRC, still some way to go

    The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a vast and diverse country with a population of over 100 million people. Despite its abundant natural resources, the quality of life for many Congolese remains low, with widespread poverty, health challenges, and a lack of access to basic services such as electricity, water, and healthcare. Healthcare…

  • The Media’s Crucial Role in Shaping Society: A Balancing Act of Power and Responsibility

    In the modern age, the media stands as a formidable force, influencing and molding the very fabric of society. From the printed press to digital platforms, the media wields an unparalleled ability to inform, engage, and shape public opinion. However, this immense power comes with an equally profound responsibility that the media must embrace to…

  • Is the west buying influence in Africa?

    The influence of the West in Africa is a contentious issue, with many people concerned that foreign interests are actively working to undermine the continent and its people. In recent years, there has been growing concern that the West is using its economic power to buy influence in Africa, with negative consequences for the continent’s…

  • Financial services in South Africa

    The financial services industry in South Africa has faced several challenges in recent years. Some of the main criticisms include: Overall, while the financial services industry in South Africa has made progress in recent years, there is still room for improvement in areas such as financial inclusion, customer service, and competition.

  • Mobile money – A cash replacement?

    In the 1920s, fuel stations, hotel chains and restaurants began offering their customers charge cards so that they would not have to carry cash with them at all times. With this action the breezy remark, “charge it” was born. By the 1960s, Diners Club, American Express and Bank of America had built empires on the…