The writer The Finance Minister stood before Parliament and promised a new era of accountability in public procurement, yet the very law he championed undermines that promise. A close
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When opportunity is traded for exploitation, a nation does not just fail its youth, it betrays its future. There are injustices that shout. And there are those that whisper
When Seconds Matter: A Call For Nationwide First Aid Awareness After The Upper Denkyira West Tragedy
The writer The death of Charles Amissah and others reminds us of a painful truth that sometimes, it is not only the incident that claims a life, but the
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Public Accounts Committee In Ghana, the ceremony is always solemn. A public official steps forward, places a hand on the Bible or the Qur’an, invokes God, pledges fidelity to
Think The Weather Forecast Is Unreliable? Here Is Why
If you found your way to this article, chances are you have, at some point, grumbled in frustration after trusting a weather forecast that never arrived. Perhaps you carried
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Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia Political historians may one day mark this moment as the turning point in how Ghanaian opposition parties are expected to operate. With the formal launch of
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The writer When reports emerged that the Government of Ghana had declined a foreign proposal involving access to sensitive national health data — a deal reportedly valued at more
You Cannot Outsource Your Faith
Outsourcing has become a way of life in this era of technology. People outsource transportation through ride-hailing apps, outsource meals through delivery services, and outsource tasks to technology designed to
Will There Be A Galamsey Tax And What Is The Strategic Approach To Fighting The Menace?
The writer As I sat thinking about Galamsey and recent imposition of taxes in the country, the question came to mind as to whether there will be an imposition
Ten Papers In Five Days: Are We Torturing BECE Candidates?
The Writer Every year in Ghana, thousands of Junior High School (JHS) students walk into examination halls carrying not only pens, rulers, and mathematical sets, but also fear, anxiety,
The Sacred And The Profane: Thinking Islam And Self-Righteous Indignation In Ghanaian Politics (3)
Hajia Alima Mahama In part I and part II of this article, I discussed the nexus between religion (Islam) and politics in Ghana. I argued that often, the show
Ghana Rises To 39th In Press Freedom Index Amid Structural Challenges
The Writer Ghana has ascended to 39th place out of 180 countries in the 2026 Reporters Without Borders (RSF) World Press Freedom Index, registering a score of 72.20 –
Parentage, Not Paternity… Ghana’s Proposed Compulsory Paternity Testing Bill Sparks Fears Of Discrimination Against Mothers (2)
The writer: Her Ladyship Justice Sedinam Awo Kwadam (Mrs.) An Incomplete Pursuit of Certainty and the Dislocation of Criminal Liability from Moral Fault Let us begin with a premise