The writer Who should draw the line between legitimate criticisms and hate speech in Ghana? President John Dramani Mahama’s directive to the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) and Media Foundation
African Leaders Push For A Shared Vision For Higher Education Transformation
A scene during the event Mastercard Foundation Hosts Inaugural Higher Education Transformation Convening In AccraLeaders from Africa’s higher education institutions, the African Union, government ministries, global and regional financial
UNICEF, Kuami Eugene Mark Birth Registration Month In Bepowase
UNICEF Ghana Country Representative, Kuami Eugene, officials from the Birth and Death Registry, Chiefs and the Queen of Bepowase To mark Birth Registration Month, UNICEF Ghana Country Representative Andy
From Construction Worker to Best Graduating Computer Engineering Student at Legon with the MTN Bright Scholarship
Daniel Agudey Doe When Daniel Agudey Doe entered the University of Ghana to study Computer Engineering, he had a clear idea of what he wanted to become. He was interested
Beyond Politics: Why Kwame Nkrumah’s Ideals Still Matter For Today’s Leaders
The Writer As world leaders gather for the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, few African statesmen loom as large over the institution’s
Agogo Is Rotting, Not From Lack Of Hard Work
Go to Agogo early in the morning and you will see them. Women balancing baskets on their heads. Young men pushing trucks loaded with fresh tomatoes; Major, Bronya, Adantemu.
President Mahama, Ato Forson clear path for Ghana’s US$9bn agro-industrial potential
Ghana may have created one of its most important policy openings in decades to transform agriculture from a producer of raw commodities into a major processing, manufacturing and export industry.
Founder’s Day: We Face Forward, But Are We Moving?
The writer Today, Ghana observes Founder’s Day, and while many of us will appreciate the chance to rest, spend time with family, attend an event, or simply step away
Sudan: A Nation Under Strain, And An Appeal For The World To Look Again
Sudan’s war has become more than a contest for military control. For millions of Sudanese, it has evolved into a prolonged struggle for security, dignity, access to basic services
Nkrumah Never Dies: When a Life Becomes a Continuity
Every human life eventually comes to an end. Yet some lives produce ideas, institutions and possibilities that continue long after the individual is gone. This is the deeper meaning of
The Infrastructure Of Resilience: Why Africa’s Climate Future Is An Engineering Problem We Are Failing To Solve
The writer Africa contributes less than four per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Yet when the effects of climate change are felt, the continent often pays a disproportionate
Bretton Woods Is Fraying; Ghana Has Built A Bridge
The writer The Bretton Woods (International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group) order is fraying. Sanctions have weaponised reserves, debt distress has crippled commodity exporters, and persistent inflation has
Who Is Really Protecting The Business? (2)
The writer In nonprofit organisations, this misunderstanding can become heartbreaking. There is a belief that whenever an organisation is helping communities, somebody somewhere must be endlessly funding the work.