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Where are Ghana’s autistic children?
A mother in Accra has noticed something for months now. Her three-year-old son does not respond when she calls his name. He does not point at things he wants. He rocks back and forth for hours.
Energy Commission urges registration of EV charging systems
The Energy Commission has urged individuals and businesses to register their Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations and battery swap systems with the Commission to ensure proper regulation and protect lives and properties.
Africa invented mobile money but cannot send it across its own borders
Consider, for a moment, the sheer absurdity of this sentence: Africa invented mobile money, leads the world in its adoption, processes almost a trillion dollars a year through it, and still cannot move that money freely within its own…
We have always called it a crime
Earlier this month, my country celebrated its 69th Independence Day. In my address to the nation, I invoked the courage and conviction of our founding leaders, who stood firm in the face of immense adversity to secure our freedom.
Ghanaians have every right to expect clarity from those who lead them
In recent days, a matter that might ordinarily have passed quietly through the machinery of state has become the subject of public conversation.
Re-emergence of Donald Trump is a blessing to Africa
Some opportunities come, but once. Africa has many missed opportunities, for a continent that is endowed with a greater percentage of some of the world’s natural and human resources. But this opportunity is not to be missed. The…
The President must crack down on RTI violators to save Ghana’s democratic integrity
Ghana's Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2019 (ACT 989), represents one of the nation's most advancing legislative achievements—a beacon of democratic promise that signals to citizens and the world that this country is serious about…
Ghana’s cocoa gamble: Why paying farmers double Ivory Coast’s price may be smart…
As global markets collapse, Ghana maintains the world's most farmer-friendly cocoa policy. But the real story isn't about politics—it's about survival.
How unregulated speed bumps and illegal road closures expose breakdown in state authority
As communities install chaotic ramps and state institutions destroy infrastructure with impunity, Ghana's urban transport system faces systematic collapse. Enforcement and accountability must begin now.
Greenland: Trump’s predatory mood
US President Donald Trump's attempt to "grab" Greenland constitutes a neo-colonial effort by a global "sheriff" who clearly does not respect the island's national sovereignty and fundamental human rights.