The writer On 6 October, during a visit by India’s External Affairs Minister, Ghana’s Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced that Cabinet had approved a formal application to join
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Ghana’s political discourse has been dominated by a succession of compelling headlines. Following the New Patriotic Party’s National Delegates Conference, where Kojo Bamba emerged as one of the biggest
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The writer We are being told that the Roll of Lawyers in Ghana has crossed the 13,000 mark, with a substantial number of practitioners concentrated in Accra, the reality
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When Theobald Kambonga gained admission to the University for Development Studies (UDS) in Tamale to study for a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, he knew the six-year programme would be
Executive Women Network Marks 10 Years, Unveils 4 Projects To Drive Gender Parity
A photo of dignitaries and invited guests at the event  The Executive Women Network (EWN) has marked a decade of advancing women’s leadership with the unveiling of four flagship
Poor BECE Results Symptoms Of Weak Foundational Learning (1)
The writer We must simplify to succeed Recently, an educationist I respect bemoaned that the kindergarten curriculum has no content on technology, noting how important this has become in
Black Stars: Building In The Sinking Sands
Minister of Sport, Kofi Adam and Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku It is tempting to feel bad for the five-member committee tasked with finding Ghana’s next coach. After
The Myth Of ‘Sophisticated Customer Experience’ In The Digital Age
The writer What if the biggest mistake businesses make in customer experience is trying too hard to look sophisticated? Today, organisations are investing in artificial intelligence, chatbots, mobile applications,
Breast Cancer: Let Us Turn Awareness Into Action
A woman examining her breast  October is not just another month on the calendar. It is a month that calls on all of us to pause, learn, speak up
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow: How Dr. Bawumia Built For Ghana What America And Nigeria Are Building Today
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia speaking at the London School of Economics and Political Science’s 2026 Africa Summit In one extraordinary week, two of the world’s most important nations have validated
A Stab In The Stomach
I have seen a lot of National Democratic Congress (NDC) and government functionaries sharing the press release of Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) on their walls either
Going Digital: How Ready Are We For October 1?
On October 1, 2026, our roads go Digital. The Ghana Police Service and the MTTD deserve immense praise for championing TRAFFITECH-GH. Automating traffic enforcement is a monumental leap toward
Bread, Circuses And Ghana’s Cost-Of-Living Crisis
Traders selling their goods at the market  More than 1,900 years ago, the Roman poet, Juvenal, coined a phrase that has survived the rise and fall of empires, revolutions