The writer We have long been taught that the greatest force in finance is compounding. I think we may have mistaken the effect for the cause. Compounding is not
Parliament Owes This Child More Than An Apology
The writer During a school civic-education visit to the Parliament of Ghana, Yakubu Mohammed, MP for Ahafo Ano South East, singled out one primary school pupil among her visiting
The Government’s Greatest Success Story Is Storytelling
The writer For me, the most fascinating aspect of the Court of Appeal’s controversial decision in the Sedina Tamakloe case has not been the judgment itself, but the remarkable
He’s Not The Exception. He’s The Evidence: An Open Letter To Ghanaians
The writer Fellow Ghanaians, I trust this letter finds you well, though I confess I did not write it to make anyone comfortable. By now you have seen the
Tribunals: The Return Of Terror
File photo: A Scene during a firing squad “I saw Mummy crying. Our house was full of people, some weeping, others holding up Daddy’s pictures in the newspapers. Mummy
Why Ghana’s Geology Conference Could Shape Africa’s Next Mining Boom
A group photo of participants As the global race for gold, lithium and other critical minerals intensifies, scientists are arguing that Africa’s greatest competitive advantage may lie not only
Entrepreneur Dai Mingsheng: 25 Years Of China-Ghana Partnership Built On Innovation And Dedication
Dai Mingsheng For a quarter of a century, Chinese entrepreneur Dai Mingsheng has lived and worked in Ghana. What began in 2001 with two shipping containers and a conviction
Hepatitis Is The Test Of Africa’s Health Sovereignty
The writer Africa CDC (Centres for Disease Control and Prevention) releases the Operational Toolkit for the Prevention, Diagnosis and Management of Hepatitis B. It is a deliberately practical document.
Speak It. Preserve It. Pass It On. Why Ghana Must Save Its Indigenous Languages
Indigenous languages revitalization artwork Ghana’s indigenous languages are disappearing faster than many realise, and the warning signs are growing harder to ignore. The Executive Director of the Ghana Library
More Ghana Imponderables: My July 2026 Jottings
Camilla Alhassan: long-awaited shift towards non-custodial sentencing not relevant? TikToker, 43-year-old single parent, Camilla Alhassan. made headlines, when on July 16, 2026, an Accra Circuit Court sentenced her to
David And Goliath: The Curse Of Top Dogs And The Innovative Power Of Underdogs; “Am I A Dog That You Come At Me With Sticks?”
The writer The David and Goliath metaphor conveys a powerful message of the glorified champion beaten by the underestimated novice. This narrative depicts champions as villains and transforms the
A Receipt Is Not A School- Ghana’s Mid-Year Account Proves That Money Left The Treasury. It Does Not Prove That Anything Arrived
The Writer The 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review counts things. It counts 24,000 pieces of medical equipment distributed to clinics. It counts 1,840 tractors, ploughs and harvesters procured through
The ‘Our Day’ Dilemma: A Cherished Ghanaian Tradition That Has Become A High-Pressure Cooker
The day that was once the most anticipated day on the school calendar, the day filled with laughter, juice boxes, and paper baskets of colour, has become a war