Marburg virus in Ghana: A public health threat to Ghanaians and to Africans by Salomey Asaah Denkyira, Ridwan Olamilekan Adesola, Ibrahim Idris, Kwasi Yelarge, Kwame Tieku Asaaseasa, Cynthia Amaning Danquah, Emmanuel Opuni

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Emotional Integrity: Implications for the Ghanaian Youth from a Pastoral Perspective by Jacob Kwame Opata

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Modelling the influence of managerial competence on managerial performance in the Ghanaian banking sector by Rafida Yahaya, Moses Segbenya

“…It was for this purpose that this study examined the influence of managerial competence on the performance of branch and operational managers in the Ghanaian banking sector. The study sought to achieve, among other things, to explore how managerial competencies such as customer value management, interpersonal, leadership and intrapersonal relate to managerial performance in the banking sector of Ghana. …”
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Oropharyngeal carriage of potential meningitis-causing bacteria in a Ghanaian prison by Emmanuel Amewu, Cynthia Adu-Asiamah, Rawdat Baba-Adam, Albert Afful, Kennedy Gyau, Alexander Kwarteng

“…This study assessed pharyngeal colonisation of prisoners and officers in a Ghanaian prison with meningitis-causing bacteria. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted from January to April 2018. …”
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Perceptions about COVID-19 preventive measures among Ghanaian women by Frank Kyei-Arthur, Martin Wiredu Agyekum, Grace Frempong Afrifa-Anane, Reuben Tete Larbi, Peter Kisaakye

“…A qualitative descriptive study was conducted among Ghanaian women. Twenty-seven in-depth interviews were conducted with women in the Greater Accra and Ashanti regions. …”
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Cause of death among Ghanaian adolescents in Accra using autopsy data by Tettey Yao, Ohene Sally-Ann, Kumoji Robert

“…The objective of this study was to describe the causes of death among Ghanaian adolescents 10 to 19 years in Accra, Ghana utilizing data from autopsies conducted in Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH).…”
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The welfare of Ghanaian women in trade: the role of English and French language literacy by Stella Afi Makafui Yegblemenawo, Enoch Ntsiful

“…Purpose – The study aims to assess the effect of English and French language literacy on the welfare of Ghanaian women in trade. Also, this study analyses the geographical variations of such effects from rural to urban areas. …”
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Exploring the Current Technologies Essential for Health and Safety in the Ghanaian Construction Industry by Kofi Agyekum, Hayford Pittri, Edward Ayebeng Botchway, Judith Amudjie, Victoria Maame Afriyie Kumah, Jenefailus Nikoi Kotei-Martin, Reindolf Animapauh Oduro

“…However, its application for health and safety monitoring and management has not been fully exploited in the Ghanaian construction industry. This study aims at exploring the current technologies essential for health and safety in the Ghanaian construction industry. …”
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Psychometric properties of the Harmony in Life Scale in South African and Ghanaian samples by Amanda Cromhout, Lusilda Schutte, Marié P. Wissing, Angelina Wilson Fadiji, Tharina Guse, Sonia Mbowa

“…This study aimed to investigate the factorial, convergent and divergent validity, and measurement invariance of the Harmony in Life Scale (HILS) in South African and Ghanaian samples. Confirmatory factor analysis was applied to data from three South African samples (two multicultural samples completed the HILS in English; and a Setswana-speaking sample completed the HILS in Setswana) and one Ghanaian sample (completed the HILS in English). …”
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The impact of a breast cancer educational intervention in Ghanaian high schools by Josephine Nsaful, Florence Dedey, Edmund Nartey, Juliana Labi, Nii Armah Adu-Aryee, Joe Nat Clegg-Lamptey

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Assessing the vibration perception threshold in a community sample of adult Ghanaians. by Francis Tanam Djankpa, Albert G B Amoah, Festus Komla Adzaku, Eric Aidoo, Isaac Boateng

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Food Security in Ghanaian Urban Cities: A Scoping Review of the Literature by Robert Akparibo, Richmond Nii Okai Aryeetey, Evans Atiah Asamane, Hibbah Arabah Osei-Kwasi, Elysa Ioannou, Gisele Infield Solar, Vicki Cormie, Kingsley Kwadwo Pereko, Francis Kweku Amagloh, Samantha J. Caton, Joanne E. Cecil

“…The evidence suggesting that the safety/quality of foods sold in Ghanaian markets is poor should be a concern to consumers and policy makers.…”
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Effect of Occupational Health and Safety on Employee Performance in the Ghanaian Construction Sector by Moses Segbenya, Esi Yeboah

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A THRESHOLD COINTEGRATION ANALYSIS OF ASYMMETRIC ADJUSTMENTS IN THE GHANAIAN MAIZE MARKETS by H. de-Graft Acquah

“…This paper analyzes the long-run equilibrium relationship between retail and wholesale Ghanaian maize prices with cointegration test assuming asymmetric adjustment. …”
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The relevance of the number of categories in the hedonic scale to the Ghanaian consumer in acceptance testing by Emmanuel Addo-Preko, Joris Gerald Niilante Amissah, Maame Yaakwaah Blay Adjei

“…The verbal cues and number of categories assigned to them may not be relevant for Ghanaian consumers based on cultural differences. Using bread as an example, we used a 3 × 4 factorial design for bread types and scaling categories, to determine the number of categories in a hedonic scale that would be appropriate for Ghanaian consumers to use in a consumer acceptance test. …”
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Exploring academic staff retention strategies: The case of Ghanaian technical universities by Esmond N. Kuuyelleh, Mohammed Alqahtani, Emmanuel Akanpaadgi

“…Motivation for the study: Literature on academic staff retention strategies in the context of Ghanaian technical universities appears to be limited, scattered and lack theoretical underpinning. …”
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Ghanaian Indigenous Conception of Real Mathematics Education in Teaching and Learning of Mathematics by Clement Ayarebilla Ali

“…The study therefore applied the four trends of real mathematics education on five main Ghanaian indigenous materials. The design was quasi-experimental non-equivalent groups of experimental (80) and control (70) students. …”
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Perception of Ghanaian healthcare students towards the learning of sign language as course by Richard Adade, Obed Appau, Prince Peprah, Portia Marfo Serwaa, Daniel Fobi, Rebecca Tawiah

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Antischistosomal, antionchocercal and antitrypanosomal potentials of some Ghanaian traditional medicines and their constituents. by Emmanuella Bema Twumasi, Pearl Ihuoma Akazue, Kwaku Kyeremeh, Theresa Manful Gwira, Jennifer Keiser, Fidelis Cho-Ngwa, Adrian Flint, Barbara Anibea, Emmanuel Yeboah Bonsu, Richard K Amewu, Linda Eva Amoah, Regina Appiah-Opong, Dorcas Osei-Safo

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A Critical Analysis of the Ghanaian Context, Experience and Perspectives of Public Theology by Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong

“…The article aimed at a critical analysis of the Ghanaian experience of Public Theology. It argued that through Christian perspectives derived from sermons, communiqués, and other official public statements the church has participated in public conversations, public-policy cycles, and other public issues within the Ghanaian context. …”
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