One in seven girls aged 15–19 in Ghana has been pregnant before. For 22-year-old Teresa, the statistics is not numbers; it is her life. A story of survival, sacrifice,
Ghana’s Fragile Gains And The Gathering Global Storm – A Call For Collective Effort
The writer President John Dramani Mahama last Friday delivered a calm but confidence boosting assessment of Ghana’s current economic trajectory in the second State of the Nation Address in
Queen Mothers In Action Africa: Reclaiming Traditional Authority For Women’s Leadership And National Development
A traditional setting Across Africa, debates on governance, development, and gender equality often focus on modern political institutions, electoral systems, and international development frameworks. Yet, embedded within many African
‘Your Beloved Country Is Free Forever’ (1)
Kwame Nkrumah poses with his presidential police motorcycle riders Sixty-nine years ago, the dream of the ‘Big Six’ and their compatriots came to pass and Ghana their beloved country,
The Messaging Crisis Behind Vote Selling In Ghana
The writer On March 3, 2026, as voters queued in the Ayawaso East by-election, a video published by Ghana Web and shared on its Facebook wall captured a moment
Keta Port After SoNA: Redefining Ghana’s Blue Economy And Maritime Future
The writer Introduction The 2026 State of the Nation Address, delivered on 28 February 2026, provided a constitutionally grounded platform for President John Dramani Mahama to outline national priorities
Open Letter To President Mahama, Parliament And Cabinet On Galamsey Effects On Children
Dr. Hilda Mantebea Boye Source: Paediatric Society of Ghana (PSG) Your Excellency the President of the Republic, Speaker and Members of Parliament, Honourable Members of Cabinet, Galamsey, children’s health,
Men As Allies In Ghana’s Gender Equity Journey: Why Partnership Matters
 The writer I grew up in a home where responsibility was shared. There were no rigid rules about who did what based on gender. On any given day, either
What The Exchange Rate Conceals: Ghana’s Hidden Cost Of Living Crisis (1)
The writer There is a quiet arithmetic to suffering. It does not make front pages. It does not generate dramatic headlines that bring in international cameras or set Parliament
Ghana Legalised Hemp & Regulated It Like Cocaine
The writer Ghana has done something many countries say they want to do: it opened the door to a new, climate-smart agricultural industry. Parliament recognised industrial hemp — cannabis
World Cup 2026: The Ultimate Attention Test
The Black Stars have qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2026. In boardrooms across Ghana, a familiar instinct is already surfacing: increase the budget. But as we look toward
Remembering The 1966 Putsch (1)
Gen EK Kotoka and Gen AA Afrifa, Colonels at the time of the coup Last Thursday marked the 60th anniversary of the overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah’s Convention People’s Party
As West Africa Recalibrates Security Alliances, Ghana Studies The Sahel’s Russian Experiment
The writer Alliances in West Africa are shifting, and Accra is watching the developments with caution. In recent years, military governments in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have distanced