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
The Ballot And The Bayonet: Africa’s Old Tune In A New Drum
When the Ancestors Blink In the quiet corridors of the afterlife, Julius Nyerere was sipping ethereal tea when the evening news from Earth floated through the clouds. “Hundreds die
Shifting Narratives And Conflicting Claims: The AT–Telecel Saga
The ongoing uncertainty surrounding AT (formerly AirtelTigo) has become one of Ghana’s most perplexing corporate sagas. What began as a hopeful restructuring has devolved into a tangle of contradictions,
The Crown of God: The Eternal Reward of a Pure and Good Life
Humanity has always wrestled with profound questions: What is the purpose of life? What lies beyond our earthly existence? Across cultures, faiths, and centuries, the answers converge on one
Cybersecurity Amendment Bill, 2025: 4 Reasons Why The Bill May Threaten, Not Safeguard Ghana’s Digital Space
The Cybersecurity Authority has come under intense criticism in recent days over the amended Cybersecurity Act, 1038. From attempts to gain sweeping control over Ghana’s cyberspace to the controversial
Beyond IP Tracking: Why Media And Information Literacy Is Ghana’s Best Defence Against Disinformation
President John Mahama President John Dramani Mahama’s speech at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly gained significant attention. His address touched on pressing issues – from
The Language Debate In Ghanaian Schools: Why Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh Got It Right
The writer Few issues in Ghana’s education sector evoke as much passion as the language of instruction—a matter that goes to the heart of our culture and identity. As
Risk-ready – Microfinance Backs African Businesses Against Climate Change
Beneficiary Farmers Although Africa has contributed only 7% of global carbon emissions since the 19th Century, it remains the most vulnerable region to the adverse effects of climate change.
Hair Grooming, Uniformity, And Equality: Why School Rules Still Matter
The Writer Over the weekend, the Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, instructed the Ghana Education Service (GES) to enforce strict hair grooming rules in senior high schools, a directive
Zeera Group Supports NACOC To Fight Drug Crime
The donated equipment The Zeera Group of Companies has donated modern communication equipment worth GH¢81,000 to the Public Affairs Department of the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC). The donation includes
Manifesting God’s Love in Action
The essence of Christianity lies not in mere words, ritual observance, or denominational identity, but in the visible and active demonstration of love, kindness, and unity, all rooted in the
Reviving The Korle Lagoon — Restoring The Heartbeat Of Accra’s Natural Beauty
Part of the Korle Lagoon The Korle Lagoon, nestled at the southern edge of Accra, is one of the city’s most defining natural landmarks. Fed by the Odaw River,