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By-laws betrayed: Who controls Accra’s stray dogs? Original

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By Richard Boateng
| The Daily Graphic Verified
Richard Osei Boateng Features Sep - 07 - 2026 , 15:39 8 minutes read Basic school science teaches us that pets are domesticated animals kept for pleasure, companionship or enjoyment rather than for work or food. In Ghana, common pets include dogs, cats, birds, fish, small mammals and reptiles. Why, then, would anyone acquire a pet but fail to care for or control it, leaving it at the mercy of the environment and to the detriment of others?
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Sustainability Reporting in Resource-Constrained Contexts: Do Emotional Intelligence, Pro-Environmental Behaviour and Digitalisation Matter?

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By Richard Boateng, Elias Appiah-Kubi, Esther Sarfo
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The contemporary business environment is characterised by volatility and unpredictability, which pose significant challenges to enterprise continuity. The COVID-19 pandemic exemplified such disruptions, emerging as an unforeseen global crisis that instilled widespread uncertainty and severely impaired business operations (Hossain et al. 2022; Kraus et al. 2023; Xie et al. 2022).
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Who gets what upon divorce: The current position in Ghana

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By Christian Wilson, Richard Boateng
| The Ghana Report
Ghana’s matrimonial property jurisprudence has moved from broad-brush fairness toward a more calibrated, evidence-led model of asset distribution on divorce.
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