Sam George Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, the rule of law went on a brief holiday, leaving behind two gentlemen to look after the
Opinion: Why Seeking an Injunction on AUCB’s Congregation Misses the Mark
Have you met someone with years of school attendance who struggles with disagreement, or someone who knows the Bible from Genesis to Revelation but finds it difficult to demonstrate
From Campaign Propaganda To Govt Accountability: When The Message-Makers Demand A Seat At The Table
Supporters of NDC and NPP The campaign is over, the votes have been counted, and power has changed hands. But what happens when the very voices that helped sell
AI Or Be Left Behind: Ghana’s Opportunity To Leapfrog Into The Intelligent Economy
The writer Artificial intelligence could strengthen Ghana’s classrooms, businesses, farms and public institutions. Lasting gains will depend on the skills we build, the problems we solve, and how much
Ghana’s Next Investment Chapter: Turning Recovery Into Resilience
The Writer   Ghana has retained its position as Africa’s sixth most attractive investment destination for the third consecutive year, according to Rand Merchant Bank’s (RMB) latest Where to
The Cameras Are Clicking On Unmarked Tar
Drive down the Accra-Kumasi or Accra-Aflao highway at 7:30pm, right where the open trunk road begins to swallow a peri-urban settlement. Your headlights sweep across dark tar. There is
From Tema To Dunkirk To Beirut: Ghana’s Cocaine Problem And A Reputation Under Threat
The suspected cocaine slabs intercepted in Beirut There is a disturbing pattern emerging from a succession of cocaine trafficking incidents connected to Ghana. From large consignments intercepted at the
Is The NPP Orchestrating An Undemocratic Power Grab To Shield Incumbent MPs?
The writer The New Patriotic Party (NPP), historically revered as a bastion of intra-party democracy and constitutional governance in Ghana, appears to be executing a retrogressive manoeuvre. As the
Why Financing Govt Is More Rewarding In Africa Than Financing Enterprise And The Threat To Economic Integration
The writer The gradual implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area has brought greater focus on the advantages of significantly increasing intra-African trade from the current 16%–17%. It
New Chapter For Ghana’s Bauxite Industry: The Inside Story Of Ghana Bauxite Company, Ecobank $250m Expansion Drive Deal
Isaac Ofori- Poku and Abena Osei-Poku, after the signing of US$ 250m financing agreement in Accra Ghana Bauxite Company Limited (GBC), Awaso has taken a major step towards transforming
Russia-Africa Bromance: Africa Must Not Mistake A New Patron For Sovereignty
A group picture of African presidents and Russian President, Vladimir Putin. INSET: The writer As Russia courts African governments with promises of security, investment and solidarity, the continent must
From Windfall To Wealth: How To Make Your Money Last
Akweley Laryea Receiving a financial windfall — whether through an inheritance, gift from family or prize winnings — can fast-track major financial goals and responsibilities. However, without a clear
Kwesi Yankah: ‘Awengaa’ Teacher On The Loose As Women March In Protest
Two years ago, my sleep was disturbed by news of child rapists on the prowl disguised as customary rites. Here they come again this time in partisan costume. Listen