The Writer Mothers are known to be the backbone of families, raising children, running households, and playing maternal roles not only to their own children but also to relatives.
Finding The Sweet Spot – Why Banks Need A Smart Approach To Lending
The Writer Imagine a tightrope walker – they need perfect balance to move forward without tumbling. That’s the kind of delicate act our banks in Ghana are facing right
Global Monetary Policy Shift And Dynamism …A hike in Ghana’s monetary policy rate and how businesses can navigate the rough path to sustainability
The Writer The global economic landscape in early 2025 is characterized by a delicate balancing act. As highlighted in the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) January 2025 World Economic Outlook
120 Days In Office: Same Old John ‘Dead Goat’ Mahama, Nothing Has Changed
The writer President John Mahama of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) should be one of the most flawless and faultless presidents in the history of the country because of
Taking Your Small Business To The Next Level
The Writer Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are fundamental to Ghana’s economy, representing 92% of all businesses and contributing 70% of the country’s GDP. Despite their crucial role, many
How Financial Institutions Can Drive Sustainable Food Systems In Ghana
The Writer Sustainable agriculture is fundamentally about ensuring that future generations can meet their needs while addressing the pressing food and nutritional demands of today. In Ghana, where the
Empowering Women In Bawku: Sakina Mumuni’s Story Of Resilience, Hope
Queen Sakina Mumuni SAKINA MUMUNI, a 35-year-old farmer from Bawku Municipal, has dedicated her life to empowering vulnerable women and individuals in her community. Inspired by the struggles of
JM, Touch Not The Anointed
President John Mahama and Justice Gertrude Tokornoo This is the time of year true friends check on each other and find out their ‘how far’ as they say. Completely
Breaking Barriers, Creating Awareness…Building An Inclusive Future For Persons With Autism
The Writer The UN General Assembly in 2007 adopted 2nd April as World Autism Awareness Day, thus, we must shine a light on the challenges and various barriers and
Exploring Ghana’s History In 4 Powerful Stops: A Deeper Look Beyond Usual Tourist Trails
A Castle Ghana, a nation known for its vibrant culture, rich history and diverse landscapes, offers visitors a chance to explore a deeper connection with its past. While many
When 7 Million Ghanaians Chose Silence: The True Story Behind The 2024 Voter Apathy
A voter casting her ballot during the elections Introduction The 2024 general elections marked a watershed moment in Ghana’s democratic journey. The real story was not simply who won
IERPP’s Red Alert: Ghana’s Financial System Loses GH¢271,233 Daily To Fraud
The writer “The alarming rise in fraud cases within Ghana’s banking sector is not just a statistical trend, it is a glaring red flag signaling systemic vulnerabilities that demand
When Promises Are Broken: Betraying Ghana’s Cocoa Farmers And Undermining Democracy
I write with a heavy heart on a matter that strikes at the very soul of our democracy and the dignity of Ghana’s hardworking cocoa farmers. Like many Ghanaians,