The Writer Ghana has once again positioned itself as a welcoming nation on the African continent. The Mahama government’s decision to make travel easier for African nationals is, in
Is Loyalty A Queue ?
The writer Loyalty to a party is not measured by the number of years on a membership card. It is measured by what you did for the party in
Africans Must Go…. But To Where?
The writer The troubling scenes unfolding in South Africa, where fellow Africans are being harassed, beatened, threatened, and told to “go back home,” are unsettling to every conscience across
My Salute To Two Assertive NDC Stalwarts, Breaking Ranks Shows Admirable Courage
It is three weeks since the country witnessed two important incidents related to abuse of the justice delivery system, and which I thought would generate some public reactions, notably
When Teachers Become Predators-Why Ghana Must Criminalise Sexual Relationships Between Teachers And Students
Writer Every time a parent watches a child walk through a school gate, there is an unspoken expectation. The child will return home safer, wiser, and better prepared for
An Address To The People Of South Africa – As Nation Marks 50th Anniversary Of Soweto Uprising
My brothers and sisters of South Africa, June 16, 2026, marks exactly fifty years since the Soweto Uprising. Fifty years ago, thousands of black South African schoolchildren walked into
Award Schemes And Matters Arising: The Great Ghanaian Illusion We Have Condoned For Generations
The writer Ghana, the shining star of Africa, has achieved many successes but continues to grapple with a persistent problem: widespread scams and fraud. Fraud, officially ranked as a
We Keep Saying ‘Africa Forward.’ It’s Time To Say What Forward Means
Photograph: Fiifi Abban Attention is not the same as progress. After a decade building productions across the continent, this is the future I believe we should be demanding. “Africa
An Unlikely Partnership Is Running COP31. Here Is What It Means for Africa.
When global climate negotiations open in Antalya this November, they will be presided over by an arrangement that has few precedents in the history of the UN climate process:
Reflections On Ghana And The Future It Deserves- An Opinion Piece By Ambassador Simone Giger: Swiss Ambassador To Ghana, Togo And Benin
The writer In diplomacy one learns that countries cannot be understood only through official meetings, statistics, or policy papers. To truly know a country, one must travel through it,
Death By Neglect: Why Building Collapses Continue To Haunt Ghana
The Writer The collapse of buildings in Ghana has become an alarming and recurring tragedy that continues to claim lives, destroy property, and expose deep weaknesses within the country’s
The Thomas Partey Case: Presumption Of Innocence, Sovereignty And The World Cup
Thomas Partey and Lena Diab, Minister of Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship, Canada Source: William Nyarko, Executive Director of the Africa Centre for International Law and Accountability (ACILA) The sudden
The Intelligent Need The Ordinary Too
One of the greatest misconceptions of our time is that differences among people automatically justify superiority. They do not. Human beings are not equally capable. Some are naturally more