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Looking at galamsey within the context of Bonhoeffer’s Theory of Stupidity
In a world beset by war, corruption, and environmental destruction, many assume that the greatest threat to humanity is evil or malice.
Time for transparency in Ghana’s energy sector: Show us the data
One of the most essential lessons in any field is the need to look past compelling narratives and focus on underlying fundamentals. The same rigor must be applied when assessing the performance of any entity, especially one funded by the…
Journalists everywhere must be able to report freely and without fear or favour – Guterres
May 3, the world celebrated World Press Freedom Day. The UN Secretary-General had this message to share.
Why Ghana’s cocoa farmers deserve better – Beyond the politics
In the cyclical blame game of Ghanaian politics, one group consistently suffers regardless of which party holds power: cocoa farmers.
Archbishop Bonaventure calls on President Mahama to end galamsey
The Most Reverend John Bonaventure Kwofie, Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop of Accra, has urged President John Dramani Mahama to fulfill his promise to ban illegal mining (galamsey).
ECG’s procurement scandal exposes systemic failures
In a revelation that has reverberated across Ghana, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has found itself at the center of a procurement crisis that has raised concerns, as usual about the integrity of public institutions.
The GoldBod: Redefining Ghana’s gold landscape
As Ghana stands at the crossroads of a transformative era in its gold industry, the impending implementation of the GoldBod Act holds the promise of profound economic and social implications.
Tame the tricycle menace: A call for complete regulation of the ‘aboboyaa’ scourge
The chaos-inducing "aboboyaa" have become a scourge on Ghana's urban landscapes, endangering lives and undermining the very fabric of the country's transportation infrastructure.
When I met Dr Leon Bass
I first met Dr. Leon Bass in the late 1990s while working for professional development organization Facing History and Ourselves.
The need to integrate medical insight into Ghana’s corporate environment
In the heart of Ghana's burgeoning economic landscape, a unique opportunity exists to forge a powerful synergy between corporate innovation and public health.