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Africans as foreigners in Africa: A contradiction of Pan-Africanism and African unity
The recurring xenophobic attacks against African migrants in South Africa represent more than isolated acts of violence.
Ghana’s Economic Turnaround: From Junk Status to Renewed Growth
Ghana’s economy is experiencing a remarkable revival. Just a few years ago, the nation faced high inflation, a depreciating currency, unsustainable public debt, and international credit downgrades that pushed it into “junk status.” Today, under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama, the country is emerging fr...
When audit reports become annual reminders of recurring failures
Each year, the release of the Auditor-General's Report in Ghana is met with widespread anticipation. The report consistently reveals billions of cedis in financial irregularities across public institutions. Media coverage ensues, public debate intensifies, and Parliament summons officials who provide explanations and p...
Balancing the scales: McDan Aviation, E&P, and politics of opportunity in Ghana’s economy
In moments of national transition and economic uncertainty, the true test of leadership is not in rhetoric but in the fairness of action. It is in this context that the recent admonition by the Chief Justice, Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, becomes not only timely but also deeply instructive.
We do not have a no-bed problem, we have an ineffictive triage problem
I spent most of my clinical career overseas, much of it in stroke care. One lesson sticks. In any well-run A&E in the world, the bed is the last thing the patient needs. The first thing they need is to be sorted at the door.
Galamsey Journalism: ‘A death sentence in slow motion’
I stepped into journalism with eager eyes, full of energy and curiosity. Everyday reportage on social life and political controversy was routine. Then came 2011.
Ghana departs for ITF World Team Cup Africa qualifiers in Rabat
The Ghana Tennis Federation (GTF) Wheelchair Tennis Team has departed for Rabat, Morocco to compete in the 2026 ITF PNB Paribas World Team Cup Africa Qualifiers, scheduled to take place at Club Wifaq Tennis, Rabat, Morocco from 30th March to 3rd April 2026.
‘Let’s empower citizens to act with their minds, not their stomachs’ — Zanetor
The Second Vice-President of the Pan-African Parliament, Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, has called on African governments to complement reforms in political financing with deliberate investments in the economic empowerment of citizens, arguing that poverty remains one of the biggest drivers of money politics across the c...
George Asamani: Why volunteering might be Africa’s most underrated career accelerator
Volunteering is often framed as an act of goodwill rather than a pathway to professional growth. This view misses an important point. In many cases, volunteering is one of the most effective ways to build capability, credibility, and leadership. April, designated as Global Volunteer Month, provides a timely opportunity...
For President Mahama, every mother must live, what about you? – Dr. Ayensu-Danquah writes
For most families, childbirth is a moment of hope, joy and new beginnings. I believe that is exactly how God intended it to be. Yet, for too many women in our dear country, pregnancy and childbirth remain dangerous journeys. Preventable complications continue to claim lives despite significant improvements in access to...
ABAN Brief: Young Ghanaians should not pay to serve their country; refund the money
Ghana charged over half a million young people to apply for jobs protecting the nation. That is wrong, and the money must be returned.
Socrate Safo Speaks: When the Lion dances Alone – A lesson for NPP ahead of 2028
The story tells of a Lion who loved his departed friend deeply and decided to honour him with an energetic funeral dance. But in the process of displaying his grief and strength, the Lion wildly stretched out his dangerous claws while moving aggressively through the funeral grounds. Every animal present understood the...