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Afenyo-Markin Sues Sammy Gyamfi, Eric Adjei and Two Media Houses Over Alleged Defamation
Minority Leader and Effutu MP Alexander Afenyo-Markin has taken legal action against GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi, NEIP CEO Eric Adjei, Multi Media Group Ltd. and Peace FM over alleged defamatory statements made against him.
Evans misses out on Wimbledon singles wildcard
British tennis stalwart Dan Evans has missed out on a Wimbledon singles wildcard and will have to go through qualifying to make the main draw.
Africa’s AI gap isn’t talent; it’s the door
The continent is not short of people who can build the future. The shortage is the ways into the rooms where decisions are made. Access, not execution, is the problem worth solving this decade. In a teaching hospital in Kumasi, a young data analyst has already worked out how an AI triage tool could cut […]
The $5.4 billion AI question: Will Africa create the future of music or just train it?
The truth is that the global creative economy is being rewired in real time, and Africa is not yet in the control room.
Stonebwoy’s success speaks louder than words
The Ghanaian music industry has always been driven by competition, and that competition has helped produce some of Africa's biggest stars. However, there comes a time when achievements should take centre stage instead of personal remarks.
Beyond access: The hidden dangers lurking in sanitary pads – A call for safer menstrual hygiene
Every month, millions of women and girls across Ghana silently place a sanitary pad against their most sensitive skin trusting it to protect their dignity, health, and mobility. Yet, in our national conversation about menstrual equity, one critical question remains dangerously underexplored: Are these pads truly safe?
Article: the tested leader for a defining moment. John Boadu has done it before; he will do it again
The New Patriotic Party stands at a defining moment in its history. Our greatest assignment today is not to deepen our internal divisions, but to heal them. Our greatest mission is not to relive yesterday’s disagreements, but to prepare for tomorrow’s victory. The road to 2028 begins with one decision: choosing a Natio...
Measuring Governance Effectiveness: The missing link between The Boardroom and Organisational Performance
In a recent article, I argued that organisational performance begins in the boardroom. Decisions concerning leadership, accountability, strategy and institutional direction often influence organisational outcomes long before services are delivered, policies are implemented, or products reach their intended beneficiarie...
GH¢18.8 million in development money, vanished
It was public money, collected from Ghanaian citizens and businesses under a simple promise: that a fifth of it would return to them as roads, water, healthcare and schools. That promise, it turns out, was largely unkept. The law here is not ambiguous. Paragraph 139 of the Ministry of Finance's Budget Preparation Guide...
Political communication in Ghana: Are we informing citizens or winning arguments?
Turn on any radio station in Ghana, scroll through Facebook or X, or watch an evening political programme, and you are almost guaranteed to encounter politicians, party communicators, and commentators debating the issue of the day.
The Sedina Tamakloe judgment without tears; a break down of Court of Appeal’s ruling by Prof Kwaku Asare
A three-member panel of the Court of Appeal unanimously allowed Sedinam Tamakloe’s appeal, quashed her convictions and sentences, and acquitted and discharged her. The 94-page judgment was delivered by Justice E. Ankamah, with Justices S. Diawuo and E. S. Amedahe concurring. The judgment can be reduced to the following...
Nkoko Nkitinkiti and the shortest agricultural value chain…
It is one thing to eat government investment. It is another thing to send documentary evidence to the Minister, perhaps with the confidence of a beneficiary submitting a progress report.