I write not to drown readers in technicalities or academic jargon, but with emotions; pain, frustration, and hopelessness. My reflections converge on the themes...
The reported grant of lawful permanent residence to Ghana’s former finance minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, is undoubtedly an important legal victory. But it is not...
Introduction
The United Nations General Assembly Resolution 77/327 designates January 26 as the International Day of Clean Energy. The growing desire of many countries to...
Ghanaians have consistently shown that when confronted with a common challenge, we are capable of setting aside our differences and rallying around a shared...
Ghana’s political class has increasingly become an obstacle to the nation’s progress, and the entrenched hypocrisy displayed by supporters of both the NDC and...
Recent commentary surrounding the Ashanti Regional New Patriotic Party Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, and his decision to enter plea negotiations...
The way our political leaders quickly change the national conversation around flooding and sanitation depending on who occupies political office needs to be studied...
Over the last decade, few innovations have transformed the global hospitality and real estate sectors as dramatically as Airbnb. What started in 2008 as...
South Africa has broken the hearts of many Africans in recent weeks.
The lynching of other Africans by mobs with police collaboration or indifference, the...
Working for yourself is incredibly rewarding. You have more freedom, greater control in your schedule, and the opportunity to build something.
But self-employment comes...
Every year, the rain returns. Every year, the destruction returns. Every year the blame returns. Yet the drains remain blocked, the waterways remain abused,...
Driving in Accra, and perhaps other cities in Ghana, is a daily grind, becoming increasingly difficult to cope with. Call it hazardous, and you would...
UNFORTUNATELY, the working week ending today was dominated by tales of anguish and woes, arising from endless kidnappings and killings. While the nation was still dealing...
Beyond the Courtroom: What Is Truly at Stake?
When the Deputy Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dr. Justice Srem Sai publicly announced that, judgment...
In every profession, there are individuals whose influence extends far beyond their titles. They become mentors, builders of institutions, and custodians of standards. In...
Every year, the rains come. Every year, homes are submerged, businesses are destroyed, families are displaced, and innocent lives are lost. Then, when the...
The recent Court of Appeal decision ordering the restoration of GN Savings and Loans' licence has reignited debate about Ghana's banking sector cleanup.
Predictably, many...
Ghana needs stronger regulation, safer fleets, transparent fares and disciplined implementation to make public transport reliable and sustainable.
Efficient and effective public transportation in any...
The increasing tendency of some self-styled political activists to insult public officials, circulate unverified allegations, and engage in reckless commentary under the cover of...
Ghana’s current power challenges appear to reflect a difficult mix of infrastructure vulnerability, financial pressure, fuel-supply uncertainty, and political tension.
While government officials have often...
From elaborate keeping dead bodies in the morgue for so long, expensive caskets and designer funeral cloths to multiple ceremonies, live bands and lavish...
.As proceedings continue before the Criminal Court 4 Division of the High Court in the matter involving Chairman Bernard Antwi-Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi), Akonta Mining...
The rainy season in Ghana remains essential for agriculture, water supply, and environmental sustainability. However, in recent years, heavy rains have increasingly resulted in...
Ghana’s recent economic crisis left deep scars on households, businesses, pensioners, workers, and young people across the country. Inflation surged, the cedi weakened sharply,...
“A promise is a promise” especially when it becomes the foundation of hope for thousands of struggling Ghanaians.
During the 2024 election campaign, then opposition...
Dear President John Dramani Mahama,
In the eight years of Akufo-Addo's presidency, when the noose around the neck of free expression remained forever tight, I...
The Ministry of Defence is an integral pillar of Ghana’s national security architecture, tasked with safeguarding sovereignty, managing external threats, and ensuring socio-economic stability....
For decades, Ghana’s export narrative has been defined by one dominant image: raw cocoa beans leaving the shores for processing elsewhere. Cocoa remains a...
