Opinion
Stories in this category
Daily Insight for CEOs: Leading with data and Artificial Intelligence
Data and artificial intelligence are changing how organisations understand customers, manage operations, identify opportunities, and make decisions.
Political parties, judiciary need reforms to protect African democracy — Asiedu Nketiah
National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, has called for reforms within political parties and the judiciary to strengthen democratic governance and rebuild public trust across Africa.
Manasseh Azure Writes: Ibrahim Mahama’s jet, lecturer’s girlfriend, and conflict of interest
The guidelines on conflict of interest published by the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) identify three kinds of conflict of interest—actual, potential and apparent (perceived). This means a public official can be found guilty of a conflict of interest even if the conflict is not proven to...
Useless Column: ‘Flat or hard?’
Those of you who drive to the gym to go and walk on treadmill nu, how market? Don’t get too close to a Husband and Wife who are in good terms o. Konkonsa? Gossip? They would gossip and say all kinds of things about you. In fact, don’t visit them or else by the time […]
When prophets claim credit for Ghana’s political victories, who gets the final say, the voter or the prophet?
NAVALA Travel Health has officially launched its digital healthcare platform in Ghana, seeking to improve access to trusted and coordinated medical care for international travellers.
From Ghana to Wembley: The production story behind Stonebwoy’s BHIM festival London
Stonebwoy’s BHIM Festival London at OVO Arena Wembley was widely seen as another significant moment in the international growth of Ghanaian music. But beyond the artiste and the performances was another story — one involving Ghanaian professionals taking locally developed production experience into an international are...
The invisible killer in our cities: The polluted air we breathe
There is an invisible threat lurking all around us. Each morning when you stand by the roadside to catch a “trotro” to work, when children walk along the roadside to school, or when drivers and “trotro” mates spend long hours transporting passengers from Accra to Madina, Spintex to Teshie, or Accra to Pokuase, we are [...
Empowering young voices through rights education
Starlight Foundation’s Equiacces Programme Inspires Students to Understand Their Rights and Responsibilities.
Women at the forefront: Celebrating Ghanaian women’s impact after 69 years of Independence
As Ghana celebrates Ghana Independence Day alongside International Women’s Day, it is a moment not only to reflect on the nation’s freedom but also to evaluate the remarkable progress made in empowering women and girls over the decades.
Friendship: Why time matters less than continuity
Often, the friendship began only moments earlier. A shared toy, a game of tag, or a few minutes on the swings is enough for one child to declare another a friend.
Bright Ofori: Commending judicial reforms while advancing conversation on timely justice
It is often said that the wheel of justice grinds slowly. But we must also recognize another reality: the wheel that pushes citizens into poverty, hardship, and sometimes even death—driven by failing systems and a lack of accountability—moves far faster. As a nation, we must recognize this reality and strive to strike...
COVID, Russia-Ukraine war, US/Israel-Iran war: A call-up for Ghana to rise to the occasion
Recent global events—COVID-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, and rising US-Israel-Iran tensions highlight the need for Ghana to prioritize national security and economic resilience.