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From the Brain to Examination Question: Why Most BECE Students Fail

Why do BECE students fail? This research explores the brain-to-examination journey, revealing key factors in learning, memory, and preparation for Ghanaian students

From Slides to Library: How Some GCTU Students Fail End-of-Semester Examinations

Why GCTU students fail exams despite lecture slides. Research on library use, study habits, retrieval practice and the slides-to-library transition in Ghanaian higher education

Beyond Congratulations: From Recognition to Sustainable Achievement, Leadership, and Institutional Transformation

Moving from celebration to lasting impact. A framework for transforming recognition into responsibility, mentorship, institutional capacity, and sustainable legacy beyond the applause

Beyond the Job Title: When Managers Stop Managing

Why middle managers fail to manage, escalating routine issues to executives. A hard look at delegation, accountability, and the quiet crisis costing organisations time and productivity

Nii Lante Vanderpuye and his reactive style of political communication

Expert analysis of political communication in Ghana, examining Nii Lante's critique of Sammy Gyamfi, propaganda tactics, and political accountability

Understanding Cybersecurity Law in Ghana: Balancing Security, Rights, and Implementation in a Digital Age

Comprehensive analysis of Ghana's Cybersecurity Act 2020 covering CII protection, licensing, child safety, enforcement, and proposed amendments

Knowing Christ Is Not Enough: The Necessity of the Presence of God

Knowing Christ intellectually isn't enough - believers need God's manifest presence of God for spiritual vitality, transformation, and effective ministry. Biblical insights from Moses and Paul