Dr. Stephen Okyere
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Senior Lecturer
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Department of Procurement and Supply Chain Management
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Dr. Stephen Okyere is Ghanaian by birth and hails from Akuapem-Mampong in the Eastern Region of Ghana. He was born in Breman-Brakwa in the Central Region. He completed his Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) at Amanase Nana Apeatu JHS in the Eastern Region and his Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) at Suhum Secondary Technical Senior High School, also in the Eastern Region.

He was trained as a professional teacher at the Presbyterian Training College (PTC), now known as the Presbyterian College of Education in Akropong-Akuapem. After his training, he taught for three years at the basic school level and then attended the University of Education Winneba (UEW) to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Science Education (B.Ed. Science) with a major in Physical Science, which included Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. As part of his professional training, he worked as an intern teacher at Suhum Secondary Technical SHS for one year.

Upon graduation, he was posted to St. Monica’s SHS in Mampong Ashanti, and later to KNUST SHS in Kumasi. Given the opportunity, he pursued a master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

After completing his master's degree, he traveled to China to pursue a PhD in Communication and Transportation Engineering, specializing in transport, logistics, and supply chain management at Wuhan University of Technology. Additionally, he holds a Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) in Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Oil and Gas and a Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Pastoral Ministry from Valley View University, Ghana.

Dr. Okyere has received training and taught in various educational disciplines, including Science, Mathematics, Technical, Engineering, and Business Administration, accumulating 25 years of teaching experience across all levels of education, from basic to tertiary.

He has been a formal member of various teacher unions in Ghana, beginning at the basic level and progressing through secondary, college of education, polytechnic, and technical university, including GNAT, GNAGRAT, CETAG, POTAG, and TUTAG, respectively.

In addition to his academic qualifications, Dr. Okyere holds professional qualifications in Transport, Logistics, Procurement, and Supply Chain Management, certified by highly accredited world-class international and local professional bodies in these specialized areas. He is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport (CMILT), a Chartered Member of the Institute of Supply Chain Management (MCISCM), and a student member of the Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).

It is worth mentioning that Dr. Okyere has been in active service throughout his teaching career, except for periods of further studies, and he currently holds the position of Senior Lecturer at Kumasi Technical University.

  1. 2015-2019 July: Doctor of Philosophy Degree (PhD) in Communication and Transportation Engineering and specialized in Transport, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management at School of Transportation, Wuhan University of Technology (WUT), China.
  2. 2019-2021: Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in Pastoral Ministry, awarded by Valley View University (VVU), Ghana.
  3. 2007-2009 June: Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, awarded by Kwame Nkrumah University of Science &Technology (KNUST)-Kumasi, Ghana.
  4. 2010-2012:  Post Graduate Certificate in Logistics & Supply Chain Management in Oil and Gas awarded by MDPI, Oil & Gas Industry, Ghana.
  5. 2001-2005 July: Bachelor of Science Education (B. ed Science), awarded by University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Winneba, Ghana.
  6. 1995-1998: ‘A’ 3-Year Post Secondary Teacher Certificate in Mathematics and Technical skills & drawing at Presbyterian College of Education (PTC), Akropong E/R with Teacher Registration. No. 4328/98 awarded by University of Cape Coast, Ghana.
  7.  1991-1994: Senior Secondary School Certificate Exams (SSSCE) in General Science, Suhum Secondary Technical SHS, Suhum, E/R.
  8. 1988 - 1991: Basic Education Certificate Examination (B.E.C.E) awarded by WAEC at Nana Apeatu JHS, Amanase- Suhum, Ghana.
  1. 2021: Member, Chartered Institute of Supply Chain Management (MCISCM-FM19152022040) Ghana.  
  2. 2010: Student Member (Level 6 final), Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, CIPS-UK (Membership   No.  005144033) 13th September, 2010. 
  3. 2008: Member, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Ghana (CMILT), No. GH090160) 
  4. 2010-2012:  Certificate, Logistics & Supply Chain Management in Oil and Gas by MDPI, Oil & Gas Industry, Ghana
  5. 2015- Date:    Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana (TUTAG)   
  6. 2011 - 2015:    Polytechnics Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG) 
  7. 2009 - 2011:     College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG)
  8. 2005 – 2011:    Graduate Teachers Association of Ghana (NAGRAT) 
  9. 1998 – 2004:    Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT)
  • Transport Economics and management 
  • Sustainable transport and supply chain management
  • Intermodal transport and logistics management
  • Procurement and supply chain issues
  • Demand Chain Management
  • Freight Transport System
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Transportation & Logistics Engineering
  • Sustainable Transport & Urbanization
  • Multimodal Transport Systems
  • Maritime Transport
  • Ports Logistics, etc.
  • Transport management
  • Distribution management
  • Logistics management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Transportation and Distribution management
  • Procurement managements
  • Procurement in Action
  • Managing Purchasing and Supply Chain Relationships
  • Operations management
  • Procurement Contexts
  • Logistics management
  • Understanding Procurement managements
  • Service Operations
  • Operations management
  • Procurement Contexts, etc.

July 2019   Internship    Ocean Favor International Pte. Ltd., Dalian and Yingkou Co. Ltd, China.

2016-2017  Intern & Researcher, Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority (Tema &Takoradi Ports).

2011: 2014       Lecturer           Kumasi Technical University, Procurement & SCM, Ghana.

2009-2010:     Lecturer            St. Monica’s College of Education, Mampong, A/R, Ghana.

2009-2010:     Intern               UEW-Mampong, Procurement & Store Department, Ghana.

2006-2010:     Examiner          BECE, SSSCE &WASSCE awarded by WAEC.

 2007-2008:    Teacher           KNUST Senior High School, Kumasi.

2005-2007:     Teacher            St. Monica’s SHS, Mampong- Ashanti.

2005-2006:     National Service          St. Monica’s SHS, Mampong-Ashanti.

2004-2005:     Internship Teacher       Suhum Secondary Technical SHS, Suhum-E/R.

1998-2001:     Teacher                      Anum Apapam Roman Catholic JHS, Suhum-E/R

Community Services at Kumasi Technical University

2023-24  Appointment as Vice Hall Master for Liberty Hall effective 01/09/2021-2023.  Roles; to assist the hall master in the discharge of his duties in line with KsTU statute 77 and act as the hall master in his absence.

2023-24:  Appointment as Programs Advisory Committee (PAC) Coordinator for the University (KsTU) effective 01/03/2023 Roles: To represent the department on this committee (PAC), to organize meetings and report PAC’s progress on various platforms to the HoD and any other duties as will be assigned by the PAC & HoD

2023-Date:  Appointment as Deputy Grants Officer for the University (KsTU), for 20/02/2023 -2025. Roles: To help the Grant officer to scan for sources of grants globally and locally and to liaise with appropriate units within the university to develop and submit proposals to source grants to undertake projects and other activities in the university, report directly to the Vice Chancellor thru’ the Grants Officer.

2022-Date:  Appointment as a member of the Entity Tender Committee, at St. Monica’s College of Education, Mampong Ashanti, 01/10/2022. Roles: Assist review of plans in support of the objectives and aspirations of the College. Advise on cost of acceptable items to be procured and match them with the available funds in the approved budget, assist in review the schedules of procurement and specifications and also ensure that the procurement procedures conform with the new procurement act, ensure concurrent approval is secured from the  relevant Tender Review Board, applicable thresholds prior to contract award, facilitate contract administration and compliance with all reporting requirements under the new Procurement Act, ensure stores and equipment are properly disposed of in accordance with the new procurement act and carry out any other functions delegated by the Council.

2021-23  Appointment as Vice Hall Master for Liberty Hall effective 01/09/2021-2023.  Roles; to assist the hall master in the discharge of his duties in line with KsTU statute 77 and act as the hall master in his absence.

2019-20  Examination Officer, Department of Procurement and Supply Chain Management

2014-15  Appointment as Industrial   Liaison Coordinator, Kumasi Technical University

2013-15  Appointment as Department Coordinator for Parallel Program, IDCE, Kumasi Polytechnic 

2012-14  Appointment as Faculty Board Member, School of Business

2012-15  Industrial Attachment Follow –Up Team Member

2020  Appointed as a Committee member and Secretary on Review of sharing modalities      for IDCE teaching claims for lecturers in business school, KsTU.

 Practical Experience in Logistics, Maritime, Procurement and Supply Chain

  • Importation of cargo from China, CEO, Power Progressive Trading Company Limited, Kumasi.
  • 2019 Internship at Ocean Favor International Pte, Ltd Dalian and Yingkou Co. Ltd, China
  • Supervision of students undertaking industrial and practical attachment in various industries and companies.
  • Assessing students’ Industrial attachment reports.
  • Taking students through practical training at the stores and procurement units within the university and other organizations.
  • Organizing students to embark on Industrial trips and tours within Procurement, Logistics, Transportation and Supply Chain companies e.g., Tema and Takoradi Sea ports, Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority, and National Procurement Office.

Experience in International Community Services

2022, May   Participating in CILT Forum 2022 and Induction Ceremony, Accra.

 2022 April Participating in 3rd CISCM Induction and Investiture ceremony, Cantonment, Accra

2021-Date Reviewer of journal articles for PLOSONE, Inderscience, IEEE, etc., on Procurement, Logistics, Transport and Supply Chain Management issues.

2021 Member of IEEE (Membership No. IEEE 97975144), The world’s largest Technical Professional organization in Advancing Technology. 

2019 A week Course on Road safety and Traffic management by Africa Centre of Excellence Regional Transport Research and Education Centre, Kumasi (TRECK), KNUST, Ghana in collaboration with Alabama University (USA) at Engineering Centre, Roman Ridge, Accra, Ghana

2018 20th December: Appointed as a Guest Speaker at the Career Development Seminar for International Culture Exchange Association, School of International Education, WUT, China

2010 4th September: Appointment as a Field Supervisor for 2010 Population and Housing Census at Asokwa Electoral area Kumasi by Ghana Statistical Service.

2010 13th September: Member (Level-6 final) of Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, CIPS-UK (Membership No.  005144033).

2010: Chartered Member of Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT-Ghana) (Membership No. GH090160).

2010-2012: Certificated Member of Logistics & Supply Chain Management in Oil and Gas by MDPI, Oil & Gas Industry, by Goodwill International Group, MDPI-Ghana.

Awards:

2019 Best Winner of an Excellent Student award, with a Certificate of Honor from Wuhan University of Technology, as the Best 1st position award winner in publications of Doctoral Students in Wuhan, China.

2019 June: A winner of an Excellent International students to participate in the Activity in Perception of China, in the capital city Beijing and as a representative for Chinese Government Scholarship for PhD Students studying in China.

Workshops and Courses Attended

October 10-12, October 2022--Quality Assurance, Research Methods, Academic Reports and Grant Writing Skills at Kumasi Technical University, facilitated by Dr Violet Makuku, University of South Africa (UNISA, SA). 

August 22-23, 2022 -Scholarship and Research Capacity Building Design and Conversion of Courses into Blended Learning Training September 16, 2022. Preparing Staff for Promotion for Teaching and Non-Teaching Senior Members.

2022 A Two-day Workshop on Scholarship and Research Capacity Building at Kumasi Technical University facilitated by experts; Prof David Sarpong, Vice Chair, British Academy of Management, Brunel University and Prof Joseph Amankwah-Amoah, Interim Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, University of Kent from Monday 22-Tuesday 23 August,2022.  2022 A Three -day workshop and Capacity building workshop on Research, Publication and Writing a winning Proposal for Research Grants at Kumasi Technical University, from 12-14th October,2022. 

2019 A week Course on Road safety and Traffic management by Africa Centre of Excellence Regional Transport Research and Education Centre, Kumasi (TRECK), KNUST, Ghana in collaboration with Alabama University (USA) at Engineer Centre, Roman Ridge, Accra, Ghana.     2019 5-day Workshop for KsTU Examination Officers at Kumasi, Ghana. 

2014 August: Technology Transfer, Licensing, Commercialization of Technology and Innovation, by Patterns IP Consultancy, Kumasi Ghana. 

2014    28th August-2nd September: 5-day training workshops on Structural Equation Modelling at KNUST School of Business led by Professor Dr. Nathaniel Boso, University of Leeds, UK.  2012:  Seminar on Assessment and Evaluation, Kumasi Polytechnic.

2012, 23rd July: Research Methodology and Report Writing, Kumasi Polytechnic IDCE, Kumasi. 2011:  Two-week Procurement Course, PPA Accra, Ghana on Public Procurement Acts 2003, Acts 663 and Public Sector Procurement.

2010: Training course on Oil & Gas at Kumasi, by MDPI, Goodwill International Group, Ghana.    2000:  Seminar on Managing Success Skills by British Council for postgraduate students. 

1999: Human Rights Education Product - By Amnesty International (Ghana Section). 

1999: Workshop in Library Management and Reading Skills by Ghana Book Trust, Kumasi.

Supervised Research Projects

  • PhD Student at KNUST on Research topic ‘The impact of transport infrastructure investment on sustainable growth: the moderating role of corruption perception.
  • Fifty Masters’ Students at IDL, KNUST.
  • Hundred Bachelor students at KsTU.
  • Five Hundred of HND Students at Kumasi Technical University

    Conferences

    1. Conference on Sustainable Education and Development Research Conference (SEDRC 2023), at University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD), Somanya, Ghana, August 23-25, 2023. 
    2. Webinar on Building the Remote Surveying System of Energy Consumption for the Maritime Transportation Industry Using Internet of Things (IoT) Technique" on 18 Sept. 2021 by IEEE Information Theory Society (ITS) Bangalore Chapter in association with IEEE Bangalore Section and IEEE Mysore Subsection.
    3. Conference on Sustainable Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities /KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017, held at KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana.  
    4. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A.,Tuo, G., Zhan, B.(2017). Towards a Sustainable Freight Transport System: Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities/ KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017 held in KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana. 
    5. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A.,Tuo, G., Zhan, B.(2017). Towards a Sustainable Freight Transport System: Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities/ KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017. 
    6. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A.(2017). Influence of Multimodal Transport Dynamics on Logistics Responsiveness: A Case Study in Ghana. Conference: 14th International Conference on Innovation and Management (ICIM 2017) Location: Univ Wales Trin St David, Swansea, WALES Date: SEP 27-29, 2017, Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Innovation and Management, Vols. I & II, pp: 897-904, Published: 2017. 

    Workshops and Courses Attended

    • 2019 A week Course on Road safety and Traffic management by Africa Centre of Excellence Regional Transport Research and Education Centre, Kumasi (TRECK), KNUST, Ghana in collaboration with Alabama University (USA) at Engineering Centre, Roman Ridge, Accra Ghana
    • 2019 5-day Workshop for KsTU Examination Officers at Kumasi, Ghana
    • 2014 August: Technology Transfer, Licensing, Commercialization of Technology and Innovation, by Patterns IP Consultancy, Kumasi Ghana
    • 2014 28th August-2nd September: 5-day training workshops on Structural Equation Modelling at KNUST School of Business led by Professor Dr. Nathaniel Boso, University of Leeds, UK
    • 2012: Seminar on Assessment and Evaluation, Kumasi Polytechnic
    • 2012, 23rd July: Research Methodology and Report Writing, Kumasi Polytechnic IDCE, Kumasi
    • 2011: Two-week Procurement Course, PPA Accra, Ghana on Public Procurement Acts 2003, Acts 663 and Public Sector Procurement.
    • 2010: Training course on Oil & Gas at MDPI, Goodwill International Group, Ghana
    • 2000: Seminar on Managing Success Skills by British Council for postgraduate students
    • 1999: Human Rights Education Product - By Amnesty International (Ghana Section)
    • 1999: Workshop in Library Management and Reading Skills by Ghana Book Trust.

    Journal Publication 

     

    1. Okyere, S., Osei, A., Akuh, R., Addo, L.(2023).‘The Effect of Supply Chain Digitalization on Internal Supply Chain Integration of Cement Manufacturing and Distribution Firms in Ghana’ African Journal of Applied Research Vol. 9, No. 1 (2023), pp. 232-256  http://www.ajaronline.com http://doi.org/10.26437/ajar.31.03.2023.14
    2. Okyere, S., Osei A., Akuh, R., Egyiri T. (2023). ‘Impact of Reverse Logistics on Firm’s  Survival  in Kumasi: The Role Of Organisational Culture’ African Journal of Applied Research Vol. 9, No. 1 (2023), pp. 209-231http://www.ajaronline.com http://doi.org/10.26437/ajar.31.03.2023.13.
    3. Akuh, R., Donani, M., Okyere, S., Gyamfi, E.K. (2023), The impact of perceived safety, weather condition and convenience on motorcycle helmet use: The mediating role of traffic law enforcement and road safety education, IATSS Research, 2023, ISSN0386-1112 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.iatssr.2023.03.001. (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0386111223000122
    4. Okyere, S.; Yang, J.; Adams, C.A. (2022). Optimizing the Sustainable Multimodal Freight Transport and Logistics System based on the Genetic Algorithm. Sustainability 2022, 14,11577, https://doi.org/10.3390/su141811577. 15 September 2022
    5. Agyeman, F., D., Okyere, S., Adams, A., C. (2020). Managing Procurement in Public Universities: Evidence from University for Development Studies, Ghana. Journal of Critical Reviews, Issn- 2394-5125 Vol.7, Issue 12, 2020.
    6. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Aning, K. S., Zhan, B. (2019). Review of Sustainable Multimodal Freight Transportation System in African Developing Countries: Evidence from Ghana. International Journal of Engineering Research in Africa, Vol. 41, 155-174.
    7. Okyere, S., Yang, J.,Chlih, S. (2018). Analyzing multimodal transport system effectiveness on improving city logistics management performance: Ghanaian case study. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology, Vol.124, 62-62.
    8. Chlih, S.,Yang, J., Okyere, S. (2018). Evaluation of import and export demands in containerized freight transport and logistics management system in Ghana: Application of structural equation modeling. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology Vol. 124, 64-65.
    9. Okyere, S., Jiaqi Yang, J., Monde, A., Tuo, G., Zhan, B. (2018). Multimodal transport system effect on logistics responsive performance: Application of ordinal logistics regression. European Transport/Trasporti Europei, Vol. 68, 4.
    10. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A. (2017). Influence of Multimodal Transport System Dynamics on Logistics Responsiveness: An Ordinal Logistic Regression Approach. International Journal of Civil Engineering (IJCE), Vol. 6, 9-24.
    11. Monde, A., Jiaqi, Yang, J., Okyere, S. (2018). Evaluating the impact of long cargo dwell time on port performance: An evaluation model of Douala International Terminal in Cameroon. Archives of Transport, Vol. 46, 7-20.
    12. Boachie, E., Lichunlin, L., Okyere, S. (2017). Detecting network traffic irregularity with combination of k-means and generalized likelihood ratio. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, Vol,45-49, October 22,2017, Proceedings of the 2017 International Conference on Telecom and Communication Engineering, ICTCE 2017 Compendex
    13. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Zhan, B., Kiflu, T.G. (2018). Towards a Sustainable Freight Transport System: Development Strategy in Ghana. Journal of Emerging Trends in Economics and Management Sciences, Vol. 6, 336-343.
    14. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Zhan, B. (2018). Impact of Multimodal Transport Strategy on Promoting Sustainable City Logistics Management: Application of Factor Analysis Technique. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series.  45-49.
    15. Okyere, S., Annan, J., Anning S. K. (2015). Evaluating the effect of lead time on quality service delivery in the banking industry in Kumasi metropolis
    16. Aning, K.S., Okyere, S., Annan, J. (2013). Demand Chain Management Model; A tool for stakeholder’s Value Creation. International Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Vol.3, 37-47.
    17. Otchere, F.A., Sarpong, K.O., Okyere, S. (2014). Assessing the Challenges Affecting Solid Waste Management System in the Kumasi Metropolis. Journal of Arts and Humanities (JAH),Vol.3, 50-63.
    18. Tuo, G., Okyere S., Otchere, F.A. (2014). Supply Chain Information System Flexibility and Performance in the Print Industry in Some Selected Printing Press in Kumasi. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol. 4, 292-301.
    19. Tuo G., Okyere Stephen, & Etse D., (2014). Procurement Personnel in Public Senior High Schools in the Kumasi Metropolis: Their Qualifications and Experience. Research Journal of Commerce and Behavioral Science,Vol.3,45-51.
    20. Tuo G., Okyere Stephen., Etse, D. (2014). Identifying enablers and inhibitors of Collaborative Procurement in public second-cycle schools: A study of schools in Kumasi Metropolis. Research Journal of Commerce and Behavioral Science, Vol.3, 36-44.
    21. Anin, E. K., Ofori, I., Okyere, S. (2015). Factors affecting job satisfaction of employees in the construction supply chain in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. European journal of business and management, Vol. 7, 72-81. 
    22. Anin, E.K., Djan-Yeboah,J., Okyere, S. (2015). Assessing Electronic Waste Disposal Practices as a Function of Reverse Logistics: Evidence from Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana. Archive research journal. Vol. 3, 20-32.
    23. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A.,Tuo, G., Zhan, B.(2017). Towards a Sustainable Freight Transport System: Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities/ KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017 held in KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana.                                                                                              
    24. Okyere, S., Yang, J., Monde, A.(2017). Influence of Multimodal Transport Dynamics on Logistics Responsiveness: A Case Study in Ghana. Conference: 14th International Conference on Innovation and Management (ICIM 2017) Location: Univ. Wales Trin St David, Swansea, WALES Sept. 27-29,2017. 
    25. Influence Of Reverse Logistics on Supply Chain Performance in Freight Transport and Manufacturing Firms in Kumasi: The Role of Government Policy. Conference on Sustainable Education and Development Research Conference (SEDRC 2023), at University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD), Somanya, Ghana, August 23-25, 2023. 
    26.  A Survey on Supply Chain integration and Performance in Freight Transport and Manufacturing Firms in Tema: A Moderating Role of Firm’s Innovation. Conference on Sustainable Education and Development Research Conference (SEDRC 2023), at University of Environment and Sustainable Development (UESD), Somanya, Ghana, August 23-25, 2023. 
    27. Webinar on Building the Remote Surveying System of Energy Consumption for the Maritime Transportation Industry Using Internet of Things (IoT) Technique" on 18 Sept. 2021 by IEEE Information Theory Society (ITS) Bangalore Chapter in association with IEEE Bangalore Section and IEEE Mysore Subsection. 
    28. Conference on Sustainable Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities /KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017, held at KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana. 
    29. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, October 22, 2017, Proceedings of the 2017 International Conference on Telecommunications and Communication Engineering, ICTCE 2017 Compendex. 
    30. Towards a Sustainable Freight Transport System: Development Strategy in Ghana. UK Universities/ KNUST Conference, True Scholar, NSD 2017 held in KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana. 
    31. 14th International Conference on Innovation and Management (ICIM 2017); Univ Wales Trin St David, Swansea, WALES Presented Topic: Influence of Multimodal Transport Dynamics on Logistics Responsiveness: A Case Study in Ghana.  Date: SEP 27-29, 2017, Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Innovation and Management, Vols. I & II, pp: 897-904, Published: 2017.