The Writer The 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review counts things. It counts 24,000 pieces of medical equipment distributed to clinics. It counts 1,840 tractors, ploughs and harvesters procured through
The ‘Our Day’ Dilemma: A Cherished Ghanaian Tradition That Has Become A High-Pressure Cooker
The day that was once the most anticipated day on the school calendar, the day filled with laughter, juice boxes, and paper baskets of colour, has become a war
No More Referee-Six Tests For Ghana’s Economic Reset
The writer In November 2025, this column asked whether Ghana’s 2026 Budget would live up to its promised “reset,” and concluded that the intentions were sound, but execution would
Beyond Breaking News: Why Context Is Essential To Public Understanding
Every morning, before many people have finished their first cup of coffee, the world has already arrived on their screens. One notification announces a conflict. Another reports an economic
Ghana’s 85 Lost Lives: The African Recruitment Pipeline Feeding Russia’s War
For thousands of young Africans searching for better opportunities abroad, foreign employment often represents a pathway to financial security and a better future. But for some, what begins as a
She Is Already Powering Ghana’s Economy – Now Fintech Must Learn To Serve Her
The writer Ghana ranks third globally for women’s business ownership concentration at 37.2 per cent, according to the Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs, with women leading 44.6 per cent
A Healthier Africa Begins In Accra – UN Supports AU Summit On Health
WHO Staff inspecting vaccines during the HPV Vaccination Ghana is hosting a landmark moment in Africa’s public health journey as leaders gather in Accra for the African Union Extraordinary
Policy Just Saved Achimota Forest. But Culture Must Save The People – Creatively
An aerial view of the Achimota Forest On a Tuesday morning in July, Ghana’s Minister for Lands and Natural Resources stood before a room of journalists and delivered a
The Council Of State Is Wrong On Dual Citizenship — And Ghana Cannot Afford The Error (2)
The Economic Case: The People Who Already Lead Capital Home A dual national is, functionally, a bridge: bank accounts, credit histories, and boardroom relationships in London, New York, and
ECOWAS Endorses Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, Paving The Way For Regional Energy Integration
A scene during the event West African leaders have formally endorsed the legal and institutional framework governing the Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a proposed 6,800-kilometre energy corridor intended
Myla Homes Introduces The Chestnut To Advance Property Investments With Boutique Living – Privacy and Security for Strong Returns
As Accra’s real estate market becomes increasingly sophisticated, investors are looking beyond the biggest developments; they are prioritising exclusivity, privacy, security, location, quality, and sustainable returns over sheer scale.
When the Reception Becomes the Wedding
There was a time when the highlight of a white wedding was the exchange of vows before God, family and friends. Today, however, that script appears to be changing. Many
The Council Of State Is Wrong On Dual Citizenship — And Ghana Cannot Afford The Error (1)
On 7 July 2026, the Speaker of Parliament announced that the Council of State had advised against passage of the Constitution of the Republic of Ghana (Amendment) Bill, 2025