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Ghana’s economic trajectory in 2026 has been marked by cautious optimism, with the government’s promised “reset” gaining traction under the…
For countless young Africans yearning for economic stability and brighter futures, overseas employment often appears as a beacon of hope.…
Accra Summit 2026: A Blueprint for Africa’s Health Revolution and the UN’s Unwavering Commitment
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Ghana stands at the epicenter of a historic moment in Africa’s public health trajectory, as world leaders converge in Accra…
Accra Summit 2026: A Catalyst for Africa’s Health Revolution and the UN’s Unwavering Commitment
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Ghana stands at the epicenter of a historic turning point for Africa’s public health trajectory as world leaders converge in…
As Accra’s real estate market becomes increasingly sophisticated, investors are looking beyond the biggest developments; they are prioritising exclusivity,…
A scene during the event West African leaders have formally endorsed the legal and institutional framework governing the Nigeria–Morocco…
The Economic Case: The People Who Already Lead Capital Home A dual national is, functionally, a bridge: bank accounts,…
Only the so-called cadres, who it would appear have no genuine regrets over the travesty of justice which took place…
Beyond the Floodwaters: Why Telecommunications Deserve a Place in Ghana’s Disaster Conversation
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“The true strength of a communications network is often measured not when everything is working perfectly, but when disaster strikes…
There was a time when the highlight of a white wedding was the exchange of vows before God, family and…
On 7 July 2026, the Speaker of Parliament announced that the Council of State had advised against passage of…
President John Mahama Whoever coined the phrase ‘packing the courts’ did well because it captures the true meaning of…
Potholes on a road How much money can a pothole take from you? For many motorists, the answer is…
Unless there are compelling and convincing reasons behind the Majority in Parliament’s decision not to allow media coverage for…
The recent decision by the Majority in Parliament to block media coverage of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) Governor’s engagement…
The writer Serving as Australia’s High Commissioner to Ghana has been an immense honour. Over the last four years,…
The writer A passport is more than a travel document. It is a covenant between a citizen and a…
President John Mahama Ghanaians had another opportunity to assess the quality of the state’s management of coercive power through…
Justice Torkornoo: Between A Rock And A Hard Place, Why Ghana Needs A ‘Dwanetoahene’Mediation
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Justice Gertrude Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo Of all the issues related to the controversial removal from office of Justice Gertrude…
“A communications network is truly tested not on a sunny day, but when disaster strikes and people need it…
The military acts on orders given by politicians who formulate defence policies. These policies may be developed with inputs…
The presidential clean-up exercise has come and gone leaving in its trail more filth on the streets than before…
The picture of a military dictatorship represents the Ghanaian political ambience today. It is scary the extent to which…
Private Equity’s African Reckoning: From Helios Investments High Hopes to Carlyle’s Costly Exits
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The African private equity landscape, once hailed as the next frontier for high-growth returns, is confronting a sobering reality.…
Comparative Perspectives: How Other Countries Support Ageing with Dignity The shift in Ghana from the traditional extended family system…
The Fracturing Ties of Care: Why Ghana’s Aging Population Faces a Crisis Ghana’s demographic landscape is undergoing a profound shift.…
The African private equity sector, once celebrated as a high-potential frontier for outsized returns, is now grappling with a harsh…
Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, the government gave some citizens chickens and asked them…
The Writer “Do not cast me away when I am old; do not forsake me when my strength is…
Understanding Human Rights, Refugees, Statelessness, and Asylum: Why These Issues Matter to Us All
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Every day, millions of people around the world are forced to flee their homes because of war, persecution, political instability,…
The writer We have spent enough time defining Ghana’s rural inclusion gap; now it is time to focus our…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping education across the globe, offering unprecedented opportunities to personalise learning, improve access to…
Ghana’s beloved old-school teaching methods – the ones some of us proudly reminisce about, the ones that produced “disciplined”…
Mubarak-Mohammed Muntaka The Minister for the Interior, Mubarak-Mohammed Muntaka, has a few days ago spoken about important issues with…
The writer Few countries in the world have had to confront water as relentlessly as the Netherlands. Yet, despite…
The Writer The dream of a united Africa, which was championed by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah more than six decades…
A scene at a fish market Ghana’s aquaculture sector is increasingly becoming a focal point for innovation-driven development. As…
George Stephenson’s locomotive came to mind when word was dropped about the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government’s purchase of…
Ghana’s recent declaration of a National Day of Prayer is a commendable initiative, one that reflects the nation’s deep-rooted spiritual…
President John Mahama It is a fact that the floods which hit Accra were avoidable even as government spin doctors…
The Writer I am sure you are familiar with the demeaning joke phrase, Ghana Mean Time (instead of Greenwich…
Ghana’s Flood Response: A Crisis in Budgeting and the Urgency of Proactive Disaster Preparedness
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The Immediate Aftermath: Confusion, Speed, and the Cost of Crisis Budgeting The devastating floods that struck Accra on June 30,…
Ghana’s recent catastrophic floods, which submerged parts of Accra on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, have once again exposed the country’s…
Frank Annoh-Dompreh Mr. Speaker, I am indeed happy that Ghana has taken important early steps to position itself in…
Following the devastating floods on Tuesday, June 30, in Accra, President John Dramani Mahama directed the Minister for Finance…
The level of impunity in some aspects of our national life is beginning to smack of governance failure. The…
The writer When floodwater rises in Ghana, it does not rise equally for everyone. Adults may be able to…
Mahama Ayariga The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga’s claim that successive governments have failed to address the perennial…
In the aftermath of a devastating World War II, six countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands)…
Mahama Ayariga The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga’s claim that successive governments have failed to address the perennial…