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Timeline for the issue and use of the new ECOWAS passport has been changed severally. Of the 15 ECOWAS member states, only five (Nigeria, Senegal, Mali, Guinea and Benin) have so far adopted and are using the bio-metric regional passport. Ghana, after several postponements recently announced that it will start issuing the passport to its nationals from April next year. But not many Ghanaians are enthusiastic about embracing the idea of ECOWAS passport. |
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Ghana's internet sector faces stiffer challenge to redeem its image as the strongest telecom savvy country on the continent after losing hold of its number-one position, writes Evans Boah-Mensah. |
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“Waves are not measured in feet and inches, they are measured in increments of fear.” Buzzy Trent. Leaders talking with leaders across three continents in January and February 2009 revealed insights on leadership, innovation, key strategic drivers and operational alignment for effective leadership in turbulent times. |
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Ghana's microfinance institutions have found a way of engaging the country’s informal economy and the resulting lucrative business could slip through their fingers as it attracts attention from the evolving universal banking industry, reports Mark Anthony Kwateng. |
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The world’s most powerful nations are battling for turf in the supply direction of the Gulf of Guinea’s vast energy resources, stretching from Liberia to Gabon. The Gulf of Guinea is the world’s most mineral-rich, but least exploited and is believed to hold vast deposits of oil and gas. |
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