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Ghana’s fragile gains and the gathering global storm: A call for collective effort
President John Dramani Mahama last Friday delivered a calm but confidence-boosting assessment of Ghana’s current economic trajectory in the second State of the Nation Address of his second term. After years of hardship marked by high inflation, a weakening cedi, debt restructuring and sluggish business activity, Presid...
Tribute to Alhaji Abubakar Saddick by Anas Aremeyaw Anas
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
BECE examination malpractices: Is there an end in sight?
Just a couple of weeks ago, candidates of the 2006 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) prayed for their success as they began writing the exam.
A Nation that prays for political failure
The last time NPP was in power, NDC was praying it fails for them to come to power. Now that the NDC is power, the NPP is vehemently praying for NDC to fail. In many countries, citizens wake up each morning hoping their government succeeds. Success means better roads, stronger schools, stable prices, and opportunities...
Learning and development: Africa’s most underrated growth Strategy
As technology reshapes industries and Africa’s workforce grows rapidly, the organizations that will thrive are those that treat learning not as an occasional training exercise, but as a continuous strategic investment in people.
Inconvenient truth: Africa is schooling its youth for yesterday while preaching agenda 2063
Borrowed classrooms, imported mindsets and the widening gap between education reform and economic emancipation
Photos: Best moments from the 2026 Accra Professional Ladies Open final
The 2026 Accra Professional Ladies Open concluded on March 8 with an exciting final that showcased skill, determination and the growing strength of women’s tennis in Ghana. Côte d’Ivoire’s Sadjo Coulibaly emerged champion after defeating Ghana’s Philipina Serwornu in straight sets at the Backyard Club. Here are some of...
Ghana’s fragile gains and the gathering global storm, A call for collective effort
President John Dramani Mahama last Friday delivered a calm but confidence boosting assessment of Ghana’s current economic trajectory in the second State of the Nation Address in his second term. After years of hardship marked by high inflation, a weakening cedi, debt restructuring and sluggish business activity, Presid...
If all 500,000 become police officers, where will they find thieves? – Asiedu Nketia asks
In the ever-colourful theatre of Ghanaian politics, a single statement can travel faster than a trotro in an empty lane. This week, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress, Hon. Johnson Asiedu Nketia, stirred public conversation with a remark that was as humorous as it was deeply reflective: “If all 5...
Addressing misconceptions regarding the Heal Komfo Anokye Project (HeKAP)
Jerry James Sukah, the current Oforikrom NDC Communications Officer and aide to the CEO of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), has recently ventured into complex administrative matters that appear to exceed his professional grasp.
Part 23: The price of silence – the currency of conscience
Setting: Cape Coast, Central Region / Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana Date: 14 September 2018 The phone call lasted only seven seconds. “Tell Adisa to stop looking.” Then the line went dead. Uncle Martey lowered the phone slowly. Adisa was watching him. For once, Uncle Martey had no answer. That evening, Henderson r...
Anny Osabutey: What is Daddy Lumba’s crime
But what he said about the late Daddy Lumba’s young wife, Odo Broni, asking Ga Youth to pick up weapons and enter her residence at East Legon, and “exhume” the late musician’s body, is a clear call for violence against Mrs Priscilla Fosu (Odo Broni and her children).