On November 13, the Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, unveiled the 2026 budget before a boisterous Parliament, pledging tax reliefs for businesses, bold industrial policies, 800,000 jobs, and
Dying To Be A Soldier
A few years ago, as minister of state, I conducted an exercise where final year SHS students (in a Category B school), were asked about their future job aspirations.
NHIA Reforms Are Continuations Of NPP/ Bawumia Initiatives, Not New NDC Policies
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia during the launch of the NHIS App Claims that the National Health Insurance Authority’s ongoing reforms are brand new initiatives conceived by the current administration do
A Christian Must Maintain His Dignity, Honour and Integrity
The Christian life is not merely a confession of faith; it is a daily demonstration of godly character in a world that constantly tests moral conviction. To be called a
Stampede At Military Recruitment: A Stark Reminder Of Our Grim Unemployment Crisis
The writer Two days ago, six of our young citizens who left home hoping to return as potential recruits into our noble Ghana Armed Forces lost their lives in
Re: Anti-Gay Rights Bill, Again, Dear Honourables, ‘Where Is The Compassion?’ (2)
 Thank you, Cardinal Turkson, for the Christian compassion and leadership, published online on December 13, 2023:  An article dedicated to the esteemed memory of Lawyer Akoto Ampaw It’s
Towards A Quality Revolution In Ghanaian Life (3)
The Writer Ambitions for more quality in society spur holistic innovation – by definition, thinking and acting differently to improve life. We must open the windows of the static
Towards A Quality Revolution In Ghanaian Life (2)
The writer Quality management is not playing its full role in society if it gets stuck exclusively in narrow considerations about products and production. That parochial approach to quality
Re: Anti-Gay Rights Bill, Again, Dear Honourables, ‘Where Is The Compassion?’ (1)
On October 28, 2025, Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, informed the members that the LGBTQ+ Bill was back in the House because it lapsed in the Eighth Parliament, as
When PhDs From The Black Market Invade The Town And The Gown
The writer “The society that scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither
Youth Mental Health Crisis: A Call To Action For Ghana (2)
How to Help Someone in Distress Edith advised that when asked how to support someone in distress, “Empathy is key. Sometimes people just need a safe space to share
Accidental And Strategic Mergers: A Case Of Ghana’s MoCDTI
AT head office AirtelTigo has gone through real turbulence in the last few years, but to still hold and serve 3 million customers is an amazing story. What seem
When Power Changes, Progress Dies: Why Businesses Bleed After Every Election
In Ghana, every election seems to come with a new kind of uncertainty, not just for politicians, but for businesses. Contracts change hands, projects stall, and companies once hailed