Frameworks, analysis, and sovereign intelligence on African macroeconomics, capital markets, and the political economy of development.
Dive into Lord F Quayle’s insightful Transformation Map: Capitalising Citizenship, a comprehensive framework designed to empower African youth and boost global competitiveness. This map…
This article,examines the unique structural challenges posed by John Dramani Mahama’s final term in office, specifically how his constitutionally mandated one-term limit disrupts Ghana's…
Global power today is exercised less through open confrontation and more through the control of energy, currencies, and risk. As the United States consolidates…
This essay draws on Lord Fiifi Quayle’s broader Black-Scholes–inspired framework, which reframes sovereign balance sheets as risk-bearing entities and argues for rules-based hedging as…
This analysis argues that a third presidential bid by John Dramani Mahama would breach core principles vital to Ghana's democracy. It contends such a…
Lord Fiifi Quayle of Pearson House explores Prempeh College not merely as a school, but as one of Ghana’s most enduring institutions of elite…
This editorial examines Ghana’s increasingly selective relationship with the International Monetary Fund, warning of the credibility risks that arise when institutional caution is dismissed…
President John Dramani Mahama is set to attend the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, Switzerland, where global leaders, business executives and…
In its first year in office, the Mahama administration undertook a sweeping reset of Ghana’s energy sector, committing approximately US$1.47 billion to clear inherited…
Ghana’s progress is often slowed by the belief that government is the main source of wealth and must provide everything for free. In reality,…
Venezuela holds the world’s largest proven oil reserves, yet much of that wealth lies in heavy crude that is costly to extract, transport, and…
This essay argues that AfCFTA’s success depends not only on policy and institutions, but on whether Africans, particularly the youth: adopt intra-African trade as…