The writer Quality management is not playing its full role in society if it gets stuck exclusively in narrow considerations about products and production. That parochial approach to quality
Re: Anti-Gay Rights Bill, Again, Dear Honourables, ‘Where Is The Compassion?’ (1)
On October 28, 2025, Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, informed the members that the LGBTQ+ Bill was back in the House because it lapsed in the Eighth Parliament, as
When PhDs From The Black Market Invade The Town And The Gown
The writer “The society that scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither
Youth Mental Health Crisis: A Call To Action For Ghana (2)
How to Help Someone in Distress Edith advised that when asked how to support someone in distress, “Empathy is key. Sometimes people just need a safe space to share
Accidental And Strategic Mergers: A Case Of Ghana’s MoCDTI
AT head office AirtelTigo has gone through real turbulence in the last few years, but to still hold and serve 3 million customers is an amazing story. What seem
When Power Changes, Progress Dies: Why Businesses Bleed After Every Election
In Ghana, every election seems to come with a new kind of uncertainty, not just for politicians, but for businesses. Contracts change hands, projects stall, and companies once hailed
James Russell Lowell’s Admonition
In an age ruled by material ambition, rising costs of living, expanding marketplaces, and political economies that price even the barest needs of human survival, a 19th-century voice resurfaces with
Samira Bawumia: The Power Beside The Campaign Podium
Samira Bawumia In every election season, the spotlight shines brightest on the candidate. Yet, often standing just beside that light is a figure whose grace, voice, and presence quietly
UN Warns World Plunges Into Climate Crisis As 1.5°C Goal Slips Away
The global struggle against climate change has reached a devastating moment. The United Nations warns that 2025 will rank as one of the hottest years ever recorded, threatening “irreversible
Mahama Must Do This To Honour His Father
President John Mahama In 2012, I had the privilege of receiving a signed copy of President John Mahama’s riveting memoir, “My First Coup d’Etat: And Other True Stories from
Reintegration Brings Hope, But Delayed Anti-Witchcraft Bill Hinders Lasting Change
The writer After years in exile, women once branded as witches are finding their way home. But as Ghana’s Parliament delays a law to end witchcraft accusations, the fragile
There Is No Room For Bigots In The New Patriotic Party
The writer “Bigotry is the disease of ignorance, of morbid minds; enthusiasm of the free and buoyant; education and free discussion are the antidotes of both.” — Thomas Jefferson
Carbon Credits Within The Ghanaian Business Landscape & The Laws That Govern It (1)
The writer This article examines the concept of Carbon Credits within the Ghanaian business landscape and the laws that govern it. As the Environmental, Social, and Governance principles increasingly