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AN ANALYSIS OF THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF GCB LTD AND SG–SSB LTD, 2009 – 2011

ABSTRACT This study analysed the financial performance of Societe Generale-Social Security Bank Limited and Ghana Commercial Bank Limited for the period 2009-2011, using the banks respective financial statements. The study employed the case study design. The sample was Ghana Commercial Bank Limited and Societe Generale-Social Security Bank Limited. These two banks were selected purposively. The data were primarily secondary and quantitative in nature. Both descriptive and inferential statisti...

ORGANISATIONAL ASSIMILATION AND EMPLOYEE SOCIALISATION: A STUDY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY..

ABSTRACT The study examines organisational assimilation and employee socialisation of the University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa. The case study particularly draws on Jablin’s organisational assimilation theory. Data for the study were collected through indepth face-to-face interviews. Six participants were selected for this study made up of two (2) senior members, two (2) senior staff and two (2) junior staff. The findings of the study indicate that participants went through assimilati...

THE MALE GENDER AS THE PERCEIVED PERPETRATOR OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT: PERSPECTIVES OF MALES IN TWO HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS..

ABSTRACT This study examined the sexual harassment policies of two higher educational institutions in Ghana and investigated how the sexual harassment policy documents have contributed to the understanding of the concept of sexual harassment of male lecturers in the two higher educational institutions namely University of Education, Winneba and University of Ghana, Legon. The study also investigated the reasons why the male gender is often alleged as the perceived perpetrator in instances of ...

SOCIAL MEDIA AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIP IN ABUJA CITY

This study x-rayed the relationship between social media and family relationship. Social media are communication platforms evolved by the technological revolutions of the 21st century where users of the channels log on to the Internet to chat and send pictures. These platforms included but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Telegram and Instagram. There is a grmving impression that physical interactions and communications which helped to bond the ties of families members are fast e...

SILENCING THE SPIRITS OF THE SHRINES: THE IMPACT OF TIN MINING ON BEROM RELIGION AND ECOLOGY

The Jos Plateau environment in general and Beromland in particular has witnessed severe decimation and change due to a number of agents of change. These agents of change have created a great ecological imbalance on the land, even as tin mining activities have left behind human-made ponds, dumps, bare vegetation, and have precipitated an avalanche of gully erosion and other activities of denudation that are now a common phenomenon on the Jos Plateau landscape. Many researchers have ventur...

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF CAPE COAST METROPOLIS.

ABSTRACT Over the years, solid waste disposal in Ghana has become a major challenge to Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs). As a result of urbanisation and increasing densities, Metropolitan Assemblies finds it difficult to deal with the large quantities of solid waste generated in their area of jurisdiction. This study investigated the nature of the urban solid waste situation in Cape Coast Metropolis, and the causes of the problem from the perspective of key stakeholders...

CAESAR’S CROSSING OF THE RUBICON: AMBITION OR A CALL FOR A CHANGE IN GOVERNANCE?

ABSTRACT Most of the literature on the affairs of Caesar that survived was either written by people who stayed under the patronage of the Roman nobles or were themselves Roman aristocrats such as Appian, Livy, Plutarch, Sallust, and Cicero. For these reasons the main motive of Caesar‟s crossing of the Rubicon was seen to be the inordinate ambition of a Roman general who wanted more for himself. This propaganda has gotten hold of scholars of classical history so much that even notable histor...

THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS IN LOCAL GOVERNANCE: A CASE STUDY OF UNITED CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATION OF NZEMA EAST DISTRICT

ABSTRACT In Ghana, civil societies have played important role in national development in an unco-ordinated manner. The aim of this study was to examine the contribution of United Civil Society Organisation of Nzema East District (UCSOND) to local governance in Nzemaland. The research assessed the activities of UCSOND at the grassroots, for example how its capacity enables it to play its role. The challenges facing the union were also examined. Case study approach was used to assess UCSOND’s...

TRENDS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MORTALITY IN GHANA: A CASE STUDY OF MORTALITY CASES AT KORLE BU TEACHING HOSPITAL

ABSTRACT Globally, more people die from cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) annually than from any other cause (WHO, 2011). In Ghana, CVDs accounted for one of the top three causes of death in 2010 after diarrhoeal and HIV/AIDS. Despite this, Ghana has no effective surveillance system in place to monitor the disease. Although hospital data may partly help in monitoring the mortality from the disease, most of these data are not analysed and interpreted. The goal of the study was to examine the tren...

MATERNAL HEALTH IN AWUTU-SENYA DISTRICT

ABSTRACT This study used the delays model, to explain how socio-cultural factors mediate to influence the use of health facilities during the pregnancy-postpartum period in the Awutu-Senya District of the Central Region of Ghana. The administrative capital of the district was purposively sampled in addition to two randomly selected communities. The study targeted women who gave birth between September 2007 and September 2009 in the sampled areas. Proportionate stratified sampling technique wa...

MORPHOSYNTATIC ANALYSIS OF WHATSAPP MESSAGE AMONG PRAMPRAM SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS (SHS) ..

ABSTRACT The study examined morphosyntatic structure of WhatsApp chats in Prampram Senior High School with concentration on selected classes and students in the school. The research was conducted qualitatively through questionnaire, WhatsApp chats and students’ compositions from class workbooks. The data collected were screenshots of students’ WhatsApp chats and exercises which were analyzed textually and thematically. The study was basically anchored on the structure of WhatsApp language...

EFFECTIVENESS OF OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT IN SELECTED BANKS IN GHANA

ABSTRACT The purpose of the study was to assess the effectiveness of operational risk management in selected banks in Ghana (UT Bank Ltd, SG Ghana Ltd, Agriculture Development Bank Ltd and Cal Bank Ltd). The study sought to find out how effective Ghanaian Banks are managing operational risk since its inception in Ghana about a decade ago. The data was collected by the use of questioners and interview guide which help to analyzed and present results in percentage and frequency tables. The stud...

SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR AMONG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE CAPE COAST METROPOLIS

ABSTRACT Adolescence is a period of transition characterised by risk taking behaviours, including sexual behaviour, which may have implications on the health of the adolescent. The study examined sexual behaviour among Senior High School students in the Cape Coast Metropolis. The data were obtained from a cross-sectional survey. Through the multi-stage sampling method, 400 students were selected from three Senior High Schools whose ages ranged from 10-19 years. Chi-square, binary logistic reg...

THE DYNAMICS OF POLITICAL PARTY ACTIVISM IN GHANA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE ACTIVISTS OF THE NDC AND NPP IN WA CENTRALAND LAWRA-NANDOM CONSTITUENCIES, (1992-2008).

ABSTRACT Since the inauguration of the Fourth Republic on 7 January 1993, the NDC and NPP have dominated the electoral space. The thesis seeks to explain the motivational basis of political party activism in the Wa Central and Lawra-Nandom constituencies between 1992 and 2008. The research findings were obtained by the application of mixed methods. The study argues that some Ghanaians signed up for the membership of political parties, and became party activists, because of the selective and m...

SOCIO-ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF OBSTETRIC FISTULA CONDITON ON WOMEN IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF GHANA..

ABSTRACT Obstetric fistula(OF) was eradicated in developed countries through improved access to Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric Care (CEmOC) and services but the condition is still prevalent in developing countries such as Ghana due to inadequate access to CEmOC and poor access to health facilities mostly in remote areas. This study sought to explore the socio-economic effects of OF on its sufferers in the Central Region of Ghana. The study adopted qualitative research approach and case stu...


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