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Staying on the Pitch: What Sadio Mané Taught Africa About Leadership Under Pressure

By Prof. Samuel Lartey www.pefghana.org Introduction On 18 January 2026, the Africa Cup of Nations final produced far more than…

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THE INFLUENCE SELLERS

BY Enimil Ashon The Fantes of Ghana have a warning. “Efefee fun n’enyiwase a ihu saman” to wit, that if…

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When the Dead Become Immortal and the Living Are Asked to Wait

How Ghanaians Celebrate Death, Honour Life, and Shape Posterity By Prof. Samuel Lartey Introduction In Ghana, death is never silent.…

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Some best leadership practices in Africa

By Enimil Ashon Trending on social media is a Nigerian television programme in which the presenter eulogizes one of, if…

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WORLD EGG DAY  

By Enimil Ashon Did you know that the second Friday of October is World Egg Day? Unknown to many so-called…

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The Discipline of What We Have, Lessons for Ghana’s Boardrooms, Classrooms, and Public Offices

By Samuel Lartey Introduction In homes, lecture halls, ministries, and corporate offices across Ghana, progress is often delayed not by…

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What is the national character of Ghana?

By Enimil Ashon On November 27, 2013, the Prime Minister of Latvia, Valdis Dombrovskis, resigned because the roof of a…

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Planting for Prosperity: How Ghanaians Can Rise in Tough Economic Times

By: Prof. Samuel Lartey sammylaatey@yahoo.com Introduction Across generations, the simple truth remains: those who only observe conditions rarely prosper, while…

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Ghana’s Ministry of Education through NaCCA and CENDLOS Leads the Way in Ethical AI for African Education

Ghana’s Ministry of Education is on a transformational path – redefining the future of AI in African education. At the…

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Ghana’s 2026 “Reset” Budget: Between Hope and Hard Truths

By Praisebell Rosemond Larbi When Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson stood in Parliament to deliver the 2026 Budget Statement and…

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