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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.
From Nkrumah’s dream to Mahama’s reality
More than six decades after independence, President John Dramani Mahama, envisioned domestic gold refining, and helped in the landmark agreement that has come to fulfil a post-colonial promise and honour the pan-African legacy that bound…
In Malaysia a former Prime Minister is jailed for the second time while in prison: Any lessons for…
On Boxing Day December 26, 2025 in the South-East Asian country of Malaysia, a former Prime Minister who was already in prison serving a 12-year jail time for corruption related to the country's sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development…
Justice Brew’s bizarre ruling – a threat to press freedom
In a ruling that has sparked heated debate among journalists, legal experts, and advocates of press freedom, Justice Nana Brew has redefined the boundaries of investigative journalism in Ghana.
Angola denies me visa and it is hilarious
This week began with a lot of activities. Multiple meetings, mentoring sessions, writing, editing, Executive meetings, helping to organise events, preparing slides for training and drafting reports.