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Running for an office and running the office
Nigeria is gradually entering another election season. Soon, the familiar rituals will intensify. There will be defections, coalitions, declarations, endorsements, rallies, manifestos and carefully choreographed appearances. Politicians will rediscover marketplaces and neglected communities. Candidates who have rarely...
Jannik Sinner’s Latest US Open Update Emerges After Injury Scare
Jannik Sinner gives encouraging update ahead of the 2026 US Open.
Ghana’s graduates trapped in unemployment as the system fails to absorb them
Every year, thousands of young people graduate from universities, colleges and other tertiary institutions across Ghana. They spend years studying, writing examinations and preparing for what they believe will be the next stage of their lives: getting a job and building a career. But for many graduates, the journey fro...
We cannot drink gold: The price Ghana is paying for galamsey
What happens when a country becomes so desperate for gold that it begins to destroy the water, land and livelihoods that keep its people alive? That is the question Ghana must confront. Across several communities, the signs are impossible to ignore. Rivers that once provided clean water have turned brown. Farmlands hav...
US Open Prize Money Breakdown: How Much Will Players Earn in 2026?
Both ATP and WTA players will rejoice the latest US Open prize money pool announcement.
The chronicle of resurrection: Mahama Ayariga’s SONA 2026 commanding closing debate
The Parliament of Ghana became the theatre of a national rebirth on Wednesday, 11th March, 2026.
The Agbodza Axe: Why Deadlines are the New Social Contract
For far too long, the Ghanaian road sector has been a graveyard of stalled dreams and "work-in-progress" signs that have outlived the governments that commissioned them.
Christians urged to balance faith with healthcare
Dr Angel Abena Tiwaa, a Medical Officer, has urged Christians to combine faith in divine healing with healthy lifestyles and professional medical care.
Gratitude and growing pains: Reflections on Ghana’s citizenship ceremony and the future of diaspora return
Recently, Ghana hosted another citizenship ceremony for members of the African diaspora, presided over by Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang.
Dr Justice Srem-Sai: Legal vacations and trials — why GBA President is in error
The President of the Honourable Ghana Bar Association (GBA) – in a letter to the Chief Justice dated August 10, 2026 – makes two claims. The first claim is that a vacation Judge does not take proceedings on the substance of the case or conduct trials during the legal vacation. More particularly, the President said:
Part 19: The list they were never supposed to find: The currency of conscience
Setting: Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana Date: 8 September 2018 The photograph remained on the screen. Thirty-seven children. Thirty-seven faces. Thirty-seven stories. But only one child had held up a message. *PLEASE COUNT ME TOO.* Professor Henderson stared at the boy. He zoomed in again. The image became blurred....
Srem-Sai writes: Legal vacations and trials; why the GBA President is in error
The President of the honourable Ghana Bar Association (GBA) – in a letter to the Chief Justice dated August 10, 2024 – makes two claims. The first claim is that a vacation Judge does not take proceedings on the substance of the case or conduct trials during the legal vacation. More particularly, the President said: […]