In the landscape of rural development, the transition from subsistence to sustainability is often cited as a goal; however, it is rarely measured with the precision of a fintech
Don’t Let The 2026 World Cup Become A Deportation Story
The writer As excitement builds ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup, many Ghanaians are already preparing to travel abroad, particularly to the United States, which remains the most
‘Because I Said So’ Is Unconstitutional: Rethinking Public Power In Ghana
You stand in a crowded office, clutching your documents, replaying the weeks it took to get there. You have borrowed money for transport, taken time off work, and explained
Courts Of The Living: Re-Imagining Environmental Justice In The Era Of Ecological Crisis
The writer Environmental degradation has emerged as one of the most pressing governance challenges confronting Ghana and many developing countries today. Illegal mining activities, deforestation, wetland destruction, biodiversity loss,
Disability Law Reform In Ghana: Why Transparency Matters
Ghana’s efforts to review and strengthen its disability legislation represent a significant milestone in the country’s commitment to promoting the rights, dignity, and inclusion of persons with disabilities. The
Ghana’s Tax Gap: New Levies Loom In Mid-Year Budget
The writer Ghana’s macroeconomic story in 2025 was, by many measures, a success. Inflation collapsed from 23.8% to 3.8%, the cedi appreciated 40.7% against the dollar, and the economy
Social Media And Public Relations In Ghana: Easier Or More Challenging?
The honest answer is that it is both easier and more challenging, and the degree to which it is one or the other depends almost entirely on how prepared
A Harvest Paradox: Food Security Should Be A Monetary Policy Priority
The writers There is a cruel irony in every bumper harvest. When the rains arrive, the soil yields, and markets overflow with produce, agriculture’s success can become the farmer’s
Fossil Fuels Are Driving A Cost Crisis For Households, Businesses And Nations-Clean Energy Is The Cure Because Sunlight And Wind Don’t Depend On Vulnerable Shipping Straits
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