Last week, seven Ghanaian traders were gruesomely killed and several others wounded when insurgents ambushed a community in Burkina Faso where they had travelled...
In recent months, the fishing industry has found itself at a crossroads as new regulations by the Fisheries Minister, Emelia Arthur, have pushed the...
In the ebb and flow of Ghanaian parliamentary politics, there are moments that test more than political instincts — they test strategic clarity, courage,...
Recent reports indicate that INTERPOL has removed the Red Notice issued in relation to Ken Ofori-Atta. His lawyers have stated that INTERPOL concluded the...
Our politics, particularly in this 4th Republic is corrupt and getting worse.
Last weekend, in response to the Ayawaso-East National Democratic Congress (NDC) primary,...
We celebrate the remarkable contributions of women and girls in science, who remain a minority among the world’s researchers.
Women and girls are underrepresented across...
Kwame never thought his marriage would end with flashing blue lights.
Not in a courtroom. Not before a judge. Not even after a formal separation.
It...
The phenomenon of “ghost names” on Ghana’s public payroll remains one of the most enduring leakages in the country’s public financial management system. Despite...
Dear Governor,
EVOLUTION FROM BARTER TRADE TO CASH TRADE TO PAPERLESS SYSTEM OF TRANSACTION; THE POWER OF DYNAMISM.
I write to you with enormous respect and...
Abstract
The modern internet is architected for persistence, redundancy, and high availability rather than impermanence or contextual forgetting. While these properties enable scalability and resilience,...
On a typical rainy morning in Accra, a police officer stands ankle-deep in floodwater, whistle in hand, directing traffic that is not moving anyway....
The proposal to rename Ghana's international airport has sparked a national conversation about the significance of names and their impact on our collective identity.
In...
Each year, thousands of graduates complete their academic journeys only to find themselves entering yet another compulsory phase: National Service.
Rather than anticipation, this...
The Loyal Patriot Behind the Presidency
In the often-chaotic theatre of Ghanaian politics—where noise is mistaken for leadership and flamboyance passes for impact—one man has...
Ghana stands at a crossroads. For decades, leaders have spoken of change. They have promised transformation. Yet families still struggle. Prices rise. Services fail....
Imagine a Ghana where businesses operate around the clock, creating jobs, stimulating economic growth, and improving the quality of life for its citizens. This...
Lime and Ginger
In Accra's bustling streets, a successful entrepreneur's restaurant thrives, partly thanks to a politician who secured a crucial loan. This tale is...
Across the world, sustainable economic transformation rests on a simple truth: lasting progress is possible only when foundational pillars are strong, coherent, and deliberately...
This morning, I received a video of a New Patriotic Party (NPP) National executive member insulting Professor Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng.
I cannot repeat some...
The recent arrest of Mr. Martin Kpebu, a prominent Ghanaian legal practitioner and a staunch advocate for the rights of accused individuals, has sparked...
A Technical Report Presented to GoldBod
by
Prof. Festus Ebo Turkson(Department of Economics, University of Ghana)
Peter Junior Dotse(Department of Economics, University of Ghana)
Prof. Agyapomaa Gyeke-Dako(Department of...
Cardiac catheterization, in simple terms, is a highly sophisticated yet minimally invasive diagnostic and interventional medical procedure. It involves the use of fine, flexible...
As Ghana and Africa navigate the complexities of development, the leadership style of John Mahama, Ghana's President, offers valuable insights. His journey from Member...
‘A comparatively peaceful year in retrospect’, is how a 70-year-old retired academic described President Mahama’s first year in office.From the observers’ seat, let me...
