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A.C. Ohene: The media guru who shaped generations of Ghanaian journalists
In every profession, there are individuals whose influence extends far beyond their titles. They become mentors, builders of institutions, and custodians of standards. In Ghana’s media landscape, one such figure is A.C. Ohene, a veteran journalist, editor, trainer, and mentor whose contribution to journalism has left a...
The Court applied the law, it is not the villain in the TikToker case
The one-year prison sentence handed to TikToker Camilla Alhassan has triggered widespread public debate. Many believe the punishment was too harsh. Others have gone further, accusing the court of acting as an extension of the political establishment.
Daily Insight for CEOs: Building a high-performance culture
Culture determines whether strategy succeeds consistently. High-performance cultures align behaviour with organisational priorities.
Universities must stop selling degrees and start selling purpose
One of Ghana's greatest paradoxes is that we have thousands of graduates every year while employers continue to complain about skills shortages. At the same time, we import skilled labour for sectors where our own universities have been producing graduates for decades. Something is clearly wrong. The problem is not sim...
Why Accra’s current flood strategy may not be future-proof for the city of 2035
Accra’s flood challenge is no longer simply a problem of blocked drains or inadequate culverts. It is becoming a structural consequence of rapid urbanisation, population growth, uncontrolled land conversion, increasing solid waste generation, and the gradual loss of the natural systems that historically protected the c...
The intelligent need the ordinary too
One of the greatest misconceptions of our time is that differences among people automatically justify superiority. They do not.
Can Parliament enforce its own laws?
Legislation and Acts of Parliament normally include an enforcement agency to ensure that citizens comply with the law. However, some Acts of Parliament primarily guide Ministers, CEOs, and other officials in carrying out their administrative duties. What happens when a Minister or the head of an institution does not co...
Football Noise, Economic Silence
When I listen to sports programmes on radio and television, especially football analysis, I am often stunned by the depth of knowledge displayed by panelists. The statistics, tactical breakdowns, passion and articulation are remarkable. Entire evenings are spent debating formations, substitutions and transfer strategie...
The real lesson from the Sedina Tamakloe’s appeal is evidence, not politics
The Court of Appeal's decision to acquit and discharge former MASLOC Chief Executive Officer Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu has generated intense public debate. Many Ghanaians have expressed disappointment, while others have questioned the basis of the ruling.
Zverev to face Mensik after ending Jodar run
Alexander Zverev's pursuit of an elusive Grand Slam title remained on track with a comprehensive victory over highly-rated teenager Rafael Jodar, putting him into the French Open semi-finals.
Williams sisters receive Wimbledon doubles wildcard
American superstars Serena Williams and Venus Williams will return to Wimbledon action together after they were handed a wildcard to compete in the women's doubles.
Why cybercrime is becoming everyone’s problem in Ghana
Your phone rings. The caller introduces himself as a mobile money customer service representative. He tells you there has been suspicious activity on your account and asks you to confirm a one-time password so he can secure your funds. His tone is calm, professional, and convincing. Within minutes, your money is gone....