The Real Barrier to African Entrepreneurship Isn’t Capital—It’s Character
I had intended to write this piece this morning, but the day proved far busier than anticipated. I have only just returned to my computer...
I had intended to write this piece this morning, but the day proved far busier than anticipated. I have only just returned to my computer...
Yesterday, a client of over 6 years—a woman who has become like a mother to me—called from the UK. At 68, she is slightly older...
It is a source of perpetual astonishment how many times I must reiterate a fundamentally simple and evidence-based position to a certain contingent of bitter...
Yesterday, out of nowhere, an ex from way back slid into my messages with a random picture. Just like that. That single photo carries many...
–By Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri, the author is a Ghanaian-British writer/journalist and a Human Rights Lawyer based in the UK. Ghanaian newspaper The Herald carried out...
For 10 years of my life, I wrote about celebrities full time. This was a period of my life when I had several celebrity friends...
Late last year, Charles Adu Boahen, a former Minister of State for Finance was unsurprisingly cleared of any corruption or corruption-related offenses by the Office...
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has released its report into the Charles Adu Boahen alleged bribery saga, and unsurprisingly the former Minister of...
I am seated on a flight from London to Cyprus and even though this flight has so far been without any turbulence, there is lingering...
From London Heathrow Airport to Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Singapore Changi Airport to Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, and then Hamad International Airport in Qatar as...