For thousands of neurodivergent children in Ghana, the classroom remains a place of exclusion. We talk about inclusive education in policy documents. We sign international commitments. But on the
When A Child Chooses Galamsey: The Day Ghana Future Spoke, And It Was Terrifying
The writer It was a quiet Good Friday afternoon around 3 p.m. at a mechanic shop in Breman West in Kumasi, the Ashanti region. I had gone there to
When Bees Invade: A Wake-Up Call Ghana Cannot Ignore
A swam of bees Ghana is facing a quiet but deadly environmental threat—one that is increasingly claiming lives and disrupting communities. Recent bee attacks across the country have exposed
24-Hour Economy? I Agree With Dormaahene
Nkrabeah Effah-Dartey From Dormaa Ahenkro in the Bono Region has come a very intriguing and puzzling almost unbelievable story. According to media report, not long ago about a week
Mahama’s Reset Agenda: Are Human Institutions Being Ignored?
The writer “The strength of a nation derives not from its infrastructure, but from the character of its people and the integrity of its institutions.” — John Dewey There
Traceability Is The New Currency Of Global Cocoa Trade
The writer For the better part of a century, the commercial value of a cocoa origin was determined by three variables: physical quality, volume reliability, and price competitiveness. These
The Pulse Of Accountability: Navigating Medical Negligence In Ghana, As An Emerging Challenge In Healthcare
The writer On January 26, 2026, a calm Monday morning as I prepared for court, at approximately 7:30 am, I received a phone call from my favorite cousin, to
Accra’s Overlooked Environmental Crisis
The writer Every weekend in Accra, dozens, if not hundreds, of people go walking and running on the grounds of the University of Ghana at Legon, Ghana’s oldest and
My Third True Dare: Prez Mahama, GRA Commissioner And Ato Forson Must Abrogate Truedare Publican AI Customs Contract
In my first write-up, “MY FIRST TRUE DARE: ONE AGREEMENT, ONE DOZEN PROBLEMS,” I outlined twelve (12) major concerns raised by informed stakeholders (trade associations, think tanks, researchers, and
When Waiting Becomes Part Of Treatment – Reflections On Hospital Care
Cataract patients spend the night at Ejura Hospital ahead of surgery Hospital visits are not meant to test one’s patience, yet for many Ghanaians, that is exactly what they
Beyond The Festivities: Gomoa Must Turn Visibility Into Development
The Writer This Easter, Gomoa captured national attention in a way many residents have not witnessed in years. The festivities organised by Kwame Asare Obeng, Member of Parliament for
Delivery Without Labour Pain
The writer Growing up, we were already aware of labour pains. The grimace our mothers, sisters, friends among others give when they talk about labour pain is scary.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) At Ghana’s Ports: Reform, Resistance, And The Real Policy Question
Ghana’s customs administration has entered a decisive new phase. The GRA issued a directive mandating the use of an AI-driven system for import valuation known as the Publican AI