An aerial view of the Achimota Forest On a Tuesday morning in July, Ghana’s Minister for Lands and Natural Resources stood before a room of journalists and delivered a
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The Economic Case: The People Who Already Lead Capital Home A dual national is, functionally, a bridge: bank accounts, credit histories, and boardroom relationships in London, New York, and
ECOWAS Endorses Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, Paving The Way For Regional Energy Integration
A scene during the event West African leaders have formally endorsed the legal and institutional framework governing the Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a proposed 6,800-kilometre energy corridor intended
Myla Homes Introduces The Chestnut To Advance Property Investments With Boutique Living – Privacy and Security for Strong Returns
As Accra’s real estate market becomes increasingly sophisticated, investors are looking beyond the biggest developments; they are prioritising exclusivity, privacy, security, location, quality, and sustainable returns over sheer scale.
When the Reception Becomes the Wedding
There was a time when the highlight of a white wedding was the exchange of vows before God, family and friends. Today, however, that script appears to be changing. Many
The Council Of State Is Wrong On Dual Citizenship — And Ghana Cannot Afford The Error (1)
On 7 July 2026, the Speaker of Parliament announced that the Council of State had advised against passage of the Constitution of the Republic of Ghana (Amendment) Bill, 2025
The High Cost Of Every Pothole
Potholes on a road How much money can a pothole take from you? For many motorists, the answer is painfully familiar: a burst tyre, a bent rim, damaged shock
Ghana’s Highest Offices Must Belong To Those With Undivided National Allegiance
The writer A passport is more than a travel document. It is a covenant between a citizen and a nation. It carries rights, responsibilities, and an oath of allegiance.
Ghana Gave Me More Than I Expected
The writer Serving as Australia’s High Commissioner to Ghana has been an immense honour. Over the last four years, I have come to know a country of exceptional richness,
Beyond the Floodwaters: Why Telecommunications Deserve a Place in Ghana’s Disaster Conversation
“The true strength of a communications network is often measured not when everything is working perfectly, but when disaster strikes and people remain connected.” When heavy rains recently triggered widespread
Justice Torkornoo: Between A Rock And A Hard Place, Why Ghana Needs A ‘Dwanetoahene’Mediation
Justice Gertrude Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo Of all the issues related to the controversial removal from office of Justice Gertrude Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo, Ghana’s third woman Chief Justice (CJ), I
They Carried Us Through Life: Who Will Carry Them Now? A Call To Care For The Aged (2)
Comparative Perspectives: How Other Countries Support Ageing with Dignity The shift in Ghana from the traditional extended family system toward a more nuclear family structure has intensified challenges associated
Private Equity’s African Reckoning: From Helios Investments High Hopes to Carlyle’s Costly Exits
The African private equity landscape, once hailed as the next frontier for high-growth returns, is confronting a sobering reality. As firms contend with currency volatility, post COVID migraines, regulatory