Right hand driving It is exactly 52 years since Ghana made the bold decision to ditch some inherited legacy of the British colonial system by switching from driving on
The Vulture Of Silence – Kurom AyɛDinn
A Vulture Listen to the sad tale of women at the back of a recent street demo, 34 years into the 4th Republic. ‘I want to tell the President,
The Library Doors Are Open Nobody Is Walking In
A library Walk into most public libraries in Ghana on a weekday afternoon and you’ll find the same scene: a librarian at the front desk, rows of quiet shelves,
Legal Vacations And Trials — Why GBA President Is In Error
The writer The President of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) – in a letter to the Chief Justice dated August 10, 2026 – makes two claims. The first claim
Ghana’s Graduates Trapped In Unemployment As The System Fails To Absorb Them
A graduate with a placard in search for a job Every year, thousands of young people graduate from universities, colleges and other tertiary institutions across Ghana. They spend years
We Cannot Drink Gold: The Price Ghana Is Paying For Galamsey
A polluted river What happens when a country becomes so desperate for gold that it begins to destroy the water, land and livelihoods that keep its people alive? That
They Sing The Anthem While Robbing The Nation. Whither Way, Ghana?
The Writer Somewhere in Ghana today, a hospital is finished, wired, equipped, and locked. Not because it lacks staff or supplies, but because a contractor is still holding the
Should BoG’s Gold Purchase Programme Be Judged By Profits Or Economic Stability?
Bank Of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama and Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson with IMF Head, Kristalina Georgieva The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) recommendation that the Bank
Lessons From Berko’s Conviction
Asante Kwaku Berko The good book says that for every briber there is a bribee. Bribery, unlike ‘alikoto’, is usually a game for at least two. Somebody gives. Somebody
Open SOS Call To President Mahama For Justice
The writer Our elders have said it, owo ka aniberee meaning a snake bites or stings out of frustration or distress. The last time the Minister of Finance, Dr
Ghana’s Horticultural Renaissance: A Defining Moment We Must Not Miss
The writer History reminds us that nations prosper not because opportunities are absent elsewhere, but because they recognize and seize the opportunities before them. Today, Ghana stands at such
Ghana’s Used-Vehicle Import Reforms Are Necessary, But The Policy Needs Fine-Tuning
The Ghana Standards Authority’s decision to enforce the Pre-Export Verification of Conformity programme for used vehicles from October 1, 2026, is a step in the right direction. Ghana cannot
Breaking the Myth: Governance as an Enabler, Not a Barrier, in FinTech
Businesses, corporations, and institutions perform best when they are properly governed and effectively managed. This is especially important in Ghana’s FinTech industry, which is still young and expanding. Strong