In Accra, Kumasi, and increasingly across secondary cities, the promise of instant convenience has reshaped daily life. Tap an app to order jollof, a new phone case, or last-minute
The Million- Dollar Problem Sitting Offshore – Why Ghana’s Cement Makers Are Preparing To Add GH¢12 To Every Bag
There is trouble brewing offshore, and Ghana’s cement manufacturers want to make sure the public understands the operational realities driving their latest pricing decision. Sources close to the sector
Nothing Useful Will Come Out Of Any Investigation Into The Ghana – AKSA Bribery Deal (3)
The writer In the interim a Commission of Enquiry had been set up to deflect attention from the Woyome and Isofoton crimes and suits in the Supreme Court but
Valco-Kpone Road Turns Nightmare, Drivers Threaten Fresh Strike
The deplorable condition of the 7.2-kilometre Valco Roundabout-Kpone Junction road in Tema has worsened significantly, with residents, motorists and petroleum tanker drivers expressing growing frustration over the failure to
The Mother’s Secret: How Eni Akonobea Turned Motherhood Into A Philosophy For Flourishing
Eni Asiri There is a particular kind of wisdom that comes from learning to care for another human being. It is the wisdom of noticing what has not yet been
Nothing Useful Will Come Out Of Any Investigation Into The Ghana – AKSA Bribery Deal (1)
The writer I sincerely believe and conclude from the bottom of my heart that nothing useful by way of evidential results would come out of any Ghanaian investigation into
Ghanaian Politicians Must Wake Up: The Public Is Checking Everything
The Writer In my candid opinion, I think Ghanaian politicians must wake up and smell the coffee. As a public relations consultant, I have become increasingly fascinated and sometimes
ECOWAS At Freetown: A Regional Body Lacking An Integrated Analytical Picture Of A Complex Problem (2)
The Writer Assessment Three: The AES Negotiation Without Ground Truth Item 12, the Chief Negotiator’s report on relations with the AES Countries, is where the analytical deficit has its
ECOWAS At Freetown: A Regional Body Lacking An Integrated Analytical Picture Of A Complex Problem (1)
The Writer This commentary assesses the 96th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Council of Ministers against a single analytical standard: did the session produce, consume, or act on forward-looking
24-Hour Market: Who Is Actually In Charge?
Ghanaians deserve a straight answer to a simple question: who owns the 24-Hour Markets Project? Because right now, we have three different stories. What is being built: Since January
When Gold Makes A Profit Here And A Loss There
Ghana, that resourceful republic where even arithmetic occasionally develops political affiliations, has discovered something remarkable about gold. For centuries, gold was simple. It glittered. Kings wore it. Nations stored
Why Ghana’s Medical Personnel Need Therapy Too
On an interesting phone call with one of my mentors, who happens to be a nurse, she made a comment that strongly affected me. She pointed out that midwives
President Mahama, What Is Existential Threat?
The writer Mr. President, when something is described as an ‘existential threat’, it simply means the thing is so dangerous that it threatens the very existence of others. Galamsey,