The health of a nation is not gauged merely by its GDP, but by the moral temperature of its populace. For Ghana, the tragic abandonment of the National Commission

The Statue of the Amazon (L’Amazone) in Cotonou, Benin   In the annals of African politics, few actions have sown more seeds of discord and instability than the reckless manipulation

The writer   In a world where money moves faster than ever, credit has become both a lifeline and a lever. It helps families acquire homes, enables entrepreneurs to build

General Mamadi Doumbouya        The Quelling of Dissent: How Military Rule Prevents Course Correction Even where military governments establish apparently controlled systems, they inevitably suppress the dissent and

Power grid   The State of the Nation: The Evidence of Relapse As we approach 2026, the data is no longer a forecast; it is a verdict. The “Industrial Competitiveness

Niger military leader, General Abdourahamane Tchiani   Health Systems in Crisis: The Human Cost of Military Rule The disruptive effects of recurring coups on fragile healthcare sectors have received insufficient

Captian Ibrahim Traoré. Coups in Africa   The resurgence of military coups across Africa since 2020 represents a troubling regression in the continent’s democratic trajectory. From the attempted coup in

The writer   President John Mahama’s return has rekindled optimism amongst Ghana’s young population, but they are demanding concrete action on interest rates, housing exploitation, and sustainable employment, not political

The writer   Throughout history, railways have shaped the economic fortunes of nations. Where tracks were laid, industries thrived; where they weren’t, growth stalled. Today, Africa faces a similar situation,

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