The Court Did NOT Dismiss the Main Case The substantive human rights claim remains pending before the Court. The only component dismissed was the interim request for provisional measures
Ghana’s Democracy In A Neighborhood Of Coups
The map of West Africa is being redrawn by soldiers. As coups topple governments from Mali to Gabon, and a recent attempt rattled Nigeria, Ghanaians watch from a democratic
From Promise To Paycheck: Will Ghana’s 2026 Budget Finally Deliver Jobs Our Youth Can Live On? (2)
The writer WHAT MUST HAPPEN NOW: Six Non-Negotiable Actions Empower the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) as Central Coordinator Ghana already has the Youth Employment Agency (YEA). Instead of creating
From Promise To Paycheck: Will Ghana’s 2026 Budget Finally Deliver Jobs Our Youth Can Live On? (1)
The writer As Ghana joins over 200 countries worldwide this week in celebrating Global Entrepreneurship Week (November 17-23, 2025), the timing couldn’t be more critical. While the world spotlights
Recruitment Stampede: More Questions Than Answers, In A Country Of ‘Teflon Verdicts’
Undoubtedly, Ghana is a country full of surprising developments, especially in the political arena. But was it my imagination, or did I see a TV news clip of President
The Mandate Of Home-Grown Prosperity: Price, Policy, And The Ghanaian Farmer
Variety of local rice The presidential directive is a clarion call, a constitutional signal fired in the battle for economic sovereignty. President John Mahama’s mandate, compelling all schools, from
Will Important Decisions Be Affected by America’s Absence from the G20 Summit in South Africa?
Global cooperation is crucial at the upcoming G20 Summit in South Africa, especially on topics like development finance, economic stability, climate action, and geopolitical coordination. The United States, one
Inside The 2026 Budget, The Numbers, And The Nation’s Uneasy Recovery
When Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson mounted the podium in Parliament on November 13, 2025 to present the 2026 Budget, his tone was one of renewed confidence. “Ghana
Fading Sight, Fading Hope: Ghana’s Cocoa Farmer Battles Glaucoma Without Support
Paul Yaw Kyeremeh “My brother-in-law introduced me to cocoa farming, helped me to acquire land, about four (4) years into cocoa farming, this sickness set in. I visited the
2026 Budget: Blueprint For Transformation Or Another Missed Opportunity
On November 13, the Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, unveiled the 2026 budget before a boisterous Parliament, pledging tax reliefs for businesses, bold industrial policies, 800,000 jobs, and
Dying To Be A Soldier
A few years ago, as minister of state, I conducted an exercise where final year SHS students (in a Category B school), were asked about their future job aspirations.
NHIA Reforms Are Continuations Of NPP/ Bawumia Initiatives, Not New NDC Policies
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia during the launch of the NHIS App Claims that the National Health Insurance Authority’s ongoing reforms are brand new initiatives conceived by the current administration do
A Christian Must Maintain His Dignity, Honour and Integrity
The Christian life is not merely a confession of faith; it is a daily demonstration of godly character in a world that constantly tests moral conviction. To be called a