The writer Ghana is a nation of immense promise, yet we struggle with a persistent problem that quietly undermines our governance, public safety, and national discipline: we tolerate too
The writer Ghana is a nation of immense promise, yet we struggle with a persistent problem that quietly undermines our governance, public safety, and national discipline: we tolerate too
In uncertain times, when the weight of life’s questions presses heavily on the human heart, faith has always offered a quiet but powerful assurance: that beyond what the eyes can
Unsold bags of rice Many will say a bumper harvest will put a smile on the faces of farmers but the reality is different as the bumper harvest has
Belawu Abubakari at the farm Gender Inequality in agriculture across Ghana persists and has contributed to women’s low involvement in the production processes. In Ghana, access to land remains
A Farmer Across Africa, agriculture contributes 32% to Africa’s GDPÂ and employs 65% of the labour force on the con tinent, according to the World Bank. That notwithstanding, the people
Students writing their WACCSE exams Last week, the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) released the 2025 results, sparking intense debate across the country. After years of impressive
The writer The commentary on the 2025 WASSCE results reflects a profound misunderstanding of how achievement systems function and a misreading of WAEC’s own administrative data. High stakes examination
The Writer Ghana’s inflation fell to 8% in October 2025, the lowest level since early 2020, after peaking at 23.8% in December 2024. The Ghana Statistical Service reported a
The writer As Ghana moves decisively into a cash-lite economy, the country’s banking landscape is being transformed by digital innovation. The pandemic and the innovative muscle of tech giants
Monday December 1, 2025 is sure to be recorded as a historic day for the state broadcaster, the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC). It is the day of its Rebranding,
In every generation and in every land, humanity has faced seasons of hardship. From personal struggles and economic distress to illness, loss, and uncertainty about the future, difficulties are an
The late Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings The state funeral for Ghana’s late former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, was a pivotal moment. It transcended party lines. It became a national
Patrick Botchwey As Africa’s finance landscape transforms through innovation, digitalization, and sustainable growth, Patrick Botchwey stands at the intersection of tradition and transformation, bridging classic finance with the continent’s