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COP Abdul-Osman Razark: The silent guardian of Ghana’s security
Ghana’s National Security Coordinator, COP Abdul-Osman Razark, has been making waves in the country’s security landscape with his quiet yet effective approach. Appointed in 2025, Razark has been instrumental in coordinating security agencies to tackle pressing issues like narcotic trafficking and ensuring peace across...
Ghana’s rent crisis: Is the problem price or advance? What do Ghanaians really want?
In the daily conversations of taxi drivers, radio phone-ins, market women, and young professionals trying to build a life in the city, one issue refuses to fade—rent.In urban Ghana, the struggle to secure a place to live has become almost a rite of passage. But amid the complaints, protests, and political promises, an...
Protecting the future: Understanding child rights, responsibilities, and the power of participation
In Ghana, the protection and well-being of children are safeguarded by law. The 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana (Chapter Five) and the Children’s Act of 1998 (Act 560) provide strong legal frameworks that guarantee the rights and freedoms of every child.
Mahama addresses Human Rights Court, but are journalists safe in Ghana?
President John Dramani Mahama stood in Arusha and spoke the language of principle. He affirmed Ghana’s commitment to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and to the broader architecture of continental accountability. It was an important moment. It reminded Africa that institutions matter, and that justice doe...
One law, one standard: The uncomfortable questions behind the Adamus saga
The controversy surrounding the revocation of the mining lease of Adamus Resources Limited by the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has opened another difficult conversation about Ghanaian-owned businesses and the enforcement of the country’s mining laws. Since the decision became publ...
Daily Insight for CEOs: Digital customer experience and business growth
Customers increasingly expect organizations to deliver fast, convenient, personalized, and consistent experiences across digital and physical channels.
When the State Investigates Itself: Protocol, Power, and the danger of undisciplined intelligence oversight
The arrest of a senior intelligence official on an uncorroborated tip-off, followed by a press conference and threats to expose state secrets, is not vigilance. It is institutional breakdown, and Ghana cannot afford to normalise it. A tip-off is said to have arrived. A name is attached to it. That name belongs to an ac...
Suicide and the fight to stay alive
Suicide is a really heavy, deep and troubling topic, but today, I want to delve into it and share my own lived experience that I have never publicly shared before.
Tommy Paul's Wife Paige Lorenze: How Francis Tiafoe, Reilly Opelka & Taylor Fritz Made Their Wedding Memorable
Everything you need to know about Tommy Paul's wedding to Paige Lorenze.
Why Ghana must accelerate its Petroleum hub in an era of Global geopolitical uncertainty
The February 28, 2026, escalation of tensions in the Middle East, marked by the US-Israel confrontation with Iran and the resulting disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, immediately sent shockwaves through global energy markets, with gas prices surging on Monday, March 2, 2026, and oil prices rising sharply. This situati...
Imani Africa challenges GSA’s ban on vehicles over 15 years old
IMANI Center for Policy & Education has questioned the Ghana Standards Authority’s ban on vehicles older than 15 years, arguing that roadworthiness and mechanical condition should matter more than age alone. While supporting tougher controls on unsafe, flood damaged and structurally compromised vehicles, IMANI says the...
Before you judge, know people for yourself
Rumours spread fast, and they can be very hurtful to people who have done nothing wrong. When you hear the same story over and over again, it can easily make you doubt what you already know to be true. So, you should not form an opinion about someone based on what another person says. Not […]