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Save us from these thieves in 3-piece
The rape has been going on for too long. It is time Ghanaians showed our teeth to our oppressors. These are thieves who come wearing a suit or a three-piece agbada and are backed by a Constitution that guarantees their untouchability.
Leadership at Beloved Tanyigbe: Togbe Etoi Kodzo II speaks on his 9th Anniversary of Enstoolment
Three months after Tanyigbe Fiaga Togbe Kwasi Adiko V died (though not officially announced), our Royal Family, through our Solicitors K. Bosompen & Co wrote in November 2015 assuring all Tanyigbe Principal Figures about our loyalty in supporting Tanyigbe in our best way, for Togbe’s burial.
The rise and rise of Azigi
There was a time when Ghanaian scandals required considerable effort. A journalist had to investigate, interview witnesses, obtain documents and occasionally hide behind somebody’s wall. Those difficult days are behind us. We have entered the age of Azigi. For the benefit of those respectable citizens who have no idea...
Kizito here, and there: On youth palaver
Yesterday, August 12, was recognised globally as the United Nations’ World Youth Day, a day set aside to celebrate young people and their contributions to society, including nation-building.
Beyond awareness: Why the patient journey matters in cancer care
Awareness is often where conversations about cancer begin. We encourage people to know the signs and symptoms, seek medical attention early and participate in screening where appropriate. These efforts matter. But another question deserves equal attention: what happens after a person decides to seek care? A woman may r...
Mfantsipim School @ 150 and Creech’s Mfantsipim Diaries: My First Shock
My first shock when I entered Mfantsipim School in September 1987 was not the discipline. Not the academic pressure. Not even the intimidating architecture that seemed to breathe history.
Prince Adu-Owusu: The love that never had a chance
Not every ending comes with a clear moment. Some don’t arrive with arguments, betrayal, or a final conversation that draws the line. Sometimes, things don’t break, they just slowly fade until there’s nothing left to hold on to. And strangely, those are the endings that stay with you the longest.
Kwame Dadzie: Dear President Mahama, scrap ‘Black Star Experience’
After one year of its inauguration, if the Black Star Experience will be masquerading in the apparel of the 13 agencies of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, then there was no need to create that Secretariat. Because the agencies are already working.
A Minute of work: The place of simple habits
If you could hold a stopwatch to your life, you might discover something unsettling: a large part of your existence is spent working—thinking about work, preparing for work, or recovering from it. Minute by minute, day by day, work quietly takes up the greater portion of our adult lives. Whether you are an employee, an...
Celebrating the backbone of our economy: GHRASP marks Workers’ day 2026
As Ghana marks Workers’ Day, the Human Resource Service Providers Association of Ghana (GHRASP) proudly celebrates the resilience, dedication, and contribution of Ghanaian workers—the true drivers of our nation’s progress. Across every sector, from formal employment to the informal economy, workers remain at the heart...
Prompt engineering, the 24-Hour Economy, and Ghana’s AI future
There is a question worth asking carefully as Ghana moves into the implementation phase of the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme: who will run it, and with what cognitive equipment?
Ghana’s problems solvable but not with square pegs in round holes
A few years ago, I think 2023, I was combing online for what exactly I can’t remember when I strayed onto the website of the PBC Shea Limited, a GHC 30 million shea-processing factory in the Savannah Region.