The writer War in the Middle East has exposed a brutal truth: fossil fuel dependency rips away countries’ sovereignty and security, putting food prices, household budgets, business bottom lines,
Fear, Fatigue, And Broken Systems: Why The Ghanaian Abroad Can’t Come Home (1)
The writer Ghana receives nearly $4.6 billion a year in remittances from its diaspora. It receives this money from people working double shifts in care homes, stacking shelves through
Many Are Called, But Hostel Fees Have Chosen Few
Last week, the Rent Control Department officially directed private hostel operators to suspend proposed increases in hostel fees for the 2026/2027 academic year pending consultations. In simple English, the
Ubuntu, Afrophobia And Africa’s Unfinished Struggle For Unity
The writer This month the news about Africa continues to centre around the disturbing images from South Africa circulating worldwide on social media. Not even the Africa Forward Summit
President Mahama, I Feel Ashamed
Manasseh Azure Awuni and President John Mahama Dear President John Dramani Mahama, In the eight years of Akufo-Addo’s presidency, when the noose around the neck of free expression remained
SOS For Child Victims, And Others: Why Ghana Needs A Sex Offender Register Now!
In view of recent alarming disclosures about sex crimes, particularly against children, it appears that it is high time the Ghana Police Service established A SEX OFFENDER REGISTER, especially
Why Use Your Royalties For ‘Nsawa’ And Blame Mining Companies For No Development?
In Ghana today, one of the easiest ways to trend on radio, television, or social media is to blame mining companies for underdevelopment in mining communities. According to the
Ghana’s Numbers Look Good. But Is The Economy Actually Healing?
The writer Inflation down from a peak of 54% to 3.4% by April 2026. The cedi appreciating. GDP growing at 6%. Interest rates on a sustained downward path. On
The Hidden Cost of Waste Valorization
(Why Sustainable Businesses Must Prioritize Responsible Production Systems) In recent years, sustainability and circular economy conversations have gained significant attention across Africa and the world. More businesses are now
The Silent Exodus: Why Quiet Quitting Is The New Survival Strategy In Ghana’s Classrooms
The writer I have consistently argued that education must evolve to align with an economy that has shifted significantly from its pre-industrial foundations. Through a place-based study in the
Why Ghanaian Businesses Are Quietly Returning To Cash
The writer Something curious is happening in Ghana’s marketplaces, salons, and small shops. The “Cash Only” sign is creeping back into view, without much fanfare. A few years ago,
Morocco Consolidates Strategic Positioning Through Domestic Reforms, Active Diplomacy & Technological Ambition
Tangier Med Port Rabat is pursuing a path of deep transformation, driven by economic, social and institutional reforms, an increasingly assertive diplomacy, and a determination to establish itself as
Religion and National Development
Religion remains one of the most influential forces in Ghanaian society. From the smallest village to the largest city, faith shapes the moral conscience of the people, influences leadership, inspires