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A woman in a rural community Rural women across Africa face a double disadvantage as the urban-rural divide compounds…
The writer When I was leading the Bureau of National Intelligence, I had a habit of dropping a thick…
Michael L. Bartlett-Vanderpuye From humble beginnings to building an enterprise with global ambitions, Michael L. Bartlett-Vanderpuye’s journey is a story…
The Writer A new national policy launched over a year ago is so late in coming, the schedule officer…
On a warm Tuesday morning along the roadside in East Legon, a young vendor gently sprays a fine mist…
There has been so much ado about gold since the National Democratic Congress (NDC) assumed the reins of governance. From…
The writer In the interim a Commission of Enquiry had been set up to deflect attention from the Woyome…
The deplorable condition of the 7.2-kilometre Valco Roundabout-Kpone Junction road in Tema has worsened significantly, with residents, motorists and…
Eni Asiri There is a particular kind of wisdom that comes from learning to care for another human being. It…
Patrick Osei Typography has always occupied an interesting place within Ghana’s visual culture. Long before digital design became widely…
The writer I sincerely believe and conclude from the bottom of my heart that nothing useful by way of…
The Writer Assessment Three: The AES Negotiation Without Ground Truth Item 12, the Chief Negotiator’s report on relations with…
Ghanaians deserve a straight answer to a simple question: who owns the 24-Hour Markets Project? Because right now, we…
The Writer This commentary assesses the 96th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Council of Ministers against a single analytical…
Dr. Samuel Boateng with copy of the newly launched book Dr. Samuel Boateng, founder and CEO of Slamm Technologies,…
The writer Every morning, I walk into a room full of mosquitoes. While most people spend their lives trying…
EU and Ghanaian security officials undergo a joint training to strengthen security response For decades, the European Union (EU)…
Most people think riding a bicycle is about balance. It isn’t. Balance is simply the visible outcome. The real…
The Writer Northern Ghana is not ablaze, at least not at this moment. This reality has prompted successive administrations…
The late Jason Arday On 14th August, 2026, Jason Arday was found dead at a property in south London,…
You woke up this morning believing that you were the same person who went to sleep last night. You…
Johnson Asiedu Nketia, aka General Mosquito, Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), is not known to be mindful about…
The writer Mr. President, when something is described as an ‘existential threat’, it simply means the thing is so…
Ghana, that resourceful republic where even arithmetic occasionally develops political affiliations, has discovered something remarkable about gold. For centuries,…
Nana Yaa Jantuah While we congratulate the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for a decent demonstration last week, devoid as…
The expose about the one million dollar power scandal, now the biggest news in town, will demand extra work…
The fight against illegal mining or galamsey since the issue gained notoriety in the country has been a…
Prophet Owusu Bempah They must be isolated and condemned who exhibit religious intolerance and bigotry in their utterances and…
Under the leadership of Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, President John Dramani Mahama established an office at the Jubilee House to…
The late Prof. Jason Atta Kwei Arday Last week, the death was announced of a British/Ghanaian professor at the…
Understanding Human Rights, Refugees, Statelessness, and Asylum: Why These Issues Matter to Us All
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…
Frank Annoh-Dompreh Mr. Speaker, I am indeed happy that Ghana has taken important early steps to position itself in…
Fire and water…we have been here before. In June 2015 we witnessed for the first time balls of fire on…
A scene at the radio station We are constrained to reprimand the police in Kasoa for folding their arms…
The writer Introduction Flooding has become a persistent issue in Ghana, especially in bustling urban areas like Accra, Kumasi,…
On 29 May 2026, Ghana’s Parliament passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill on a voice vote.…
An avocado tree Ghana’s next major export opportunity may not come from another gold mine, oil field or traditional…
The late divulging of partial details of the record meth haul originating from Ghana leaves much to be desired…
The writer When parents use their children’s WASSCE completion to perform wealth for an audience of teachers, classmates, and…
Stephen Ofosu Agyare Politicians are expected to conduct themselves with utmost decorum, especially in public. Children and others outside…
The writer Walk into any Ghanaian university library and ask to see the thesis section. You will find shelves…
The Achimota Golf Club As I reflect on the Annual General Meeting of Achimota Golf Club scheduled for Thursday,…
Prof. Ransford Gyampo The quest for continuous relevance in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is the reason Prof. Ransford…
The Writer Ghana has once again positioned itself as a welcoming nation on the African continent. The Mahama government’s…
Sophia Akuffo For nine months, Ghana’s Council of State — the constitutional body established under Article 89 of the…
Bright Appiah The dangers of social media exposure on teens are lost to most Ghanaian parents, including the educated.…
An Address To The People Of South Africa – As Nation Marks 50th Anniversary Of Soweto Uprising
My brothers and sisters of South Africa, June 16, 2026, marks exactly fifty years since the Soweto Uprising. Fifty…
Writer Every time a parent watches a child walk through a school gate, there is an unspoken expectation. The…