Feature Articles

For generations, the calabash, a dried gourd shell known for its versatility, has remained an integral part of Ghanaian culture and tradition.   

Banking is often seen as a numbers game—figures on screens, reports, projections, and targets.  

Rows of neatly stitched paddy bags of rice fill a warehouse in Navrongo, a farming community in the Kassena-Nankana Municipality known for producing staple foods and vegetables. 

Reforms anchored on national interest are required for the nation to navigate through her crisis in the cocoa sector. 

Not too long ago, every morning would have found Linda seated beside her friend, Ruth Odom, at their small stalls in Accra’s Kantamanto Market, one of the largest second-hand clothing markets in the world. 

With the passing of Rev Jesse Jackson, it is important to reflect on a life whose relevance endures for a younger generation navigating inequality, polarisation and global uncertainty. 

My mother searches for words.

News of a serious car accident involving Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu and Deputy Communication Minister Mohammed Adams Sukparu spread rapidly across social media, news portals, and traditional media on Thursday, February 12.  

Ghana’s wetlands, once revered as life-giving ecosystems and protected through deeply rooted traditional practices, are rapidly disappearing under the combined weight of encroachment, pollution, and weak enforcement.

Freedom of the press, guaranteed under Chapter 12 of the 1992 Constitution, remains a core democratic principle in Ghana.