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Afenyo-Markin and the cost of troubling conduct
Ghana’s democracy booms not only because political parties vie, but because political leaders, especially those in leadership positions appreciate the disciplines that hold the state together.
Franklin Cudjoe’s case for Mahama’s ‘Version 2.0’ Ghana
Founding President of IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, has made a striking argument about Ghana’s recent economic shift and what it signals for the country’s future.
When due process is convenient
The Republic of Ghana has long been defined by the rule of law. But in recent times, the public has watched a troubling pattern emerge: when consequences fall on people allied to the powerful, outrage becomes loud and political; when…
Free speech in Ghana is not a switch
Ghana’s democracy has always been tested not only at the ballot box, but in the quiet moments when citizens are expected to tolerate scrutiny, especially when the scrutiny targets powerful people.
Ecologists say Germany has used up its natural resources for 2026
Germany will by Sunday have already used up the natural resources that should theoretically have lasted the country for the whole year, according to ecological researchers of the Global Footprint Network.
When honour is weaponized — A pastor’s lament and what it reveals about power, prophecy and…
The account Prophet Bernard ElBernard Nelson-Eshun shares on Facebook recently regarding a private message with a Bishop, who later instigated other senior men of god against him, is at once personal and prophetic: personal because it…
President Mahama begins official visit to France
President John Dramani Mahama on Wednesday began his one-day official visit to Paris with a meeting with the President of the French Senate, Gerard Larcher.
Book review: Soil Pollution and Remediation
This book is a novel deep dive into the subject matter of soil pollution and remediation. The straight-forward title: Soil Pollution and Remediation does not leave the reader with any ambiguity.
Okudzeto Ablakwa: Ghana’s quiet diplomat turns a UN victory into global leverage
When the 123 delegates at the United Nations General Assembly voted to adopt Ghana’s Resolution (A/80/L.48) to designate the Transatlantic trafficking of Enslaved Africans and the entire racialized chattel enslavement as “the gravest crime…
The security services recruitment refund debate
In recent weeks, Ghana's security services recruitment exercise has ignited a fervent debate within the public sphere, culminating in calls from minority members of Parliament, particularly from the New Patriotic Party (NPP). They are…