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Abuakwa South MP urges action, accountability and renewed investment in healthcare system
Mar 28

Abuakwa South MP urges action, accountability and renewed investment in healthcare system

The centenary celebration of the Kyebi Government Hospital has sparked renewed reflection on the future of Ghana’s healthcare system, as Kingsley Agyemang urged stronger investment, accountability, and innovation to sustain quality service delivery. Speaking at the centenary launch, the Abuakwa South MP paid tribute to...

Okuapehemaa questions purported enstoolment of Justice Sophia Akuffo as Akuapem Mmrahene
Faridatu Seidu
·May 19

Okuapehemaa questions purported enstoolment of Justice Sophia Akuffo as Akuapem Mmrahene

The Office of the Okuapehemaa of the Akuapem Traditional Area has raised objections to the purported enstoolment of former Chief Justice, Sophia Akuffo, as Mmrahene of Akuapem. In a press release signed by Nana Afua Nketia Obuo II, the Okuapehemaa together with the Asonahene, Nana Kwasi Omenako II, said they had taken...

Fixing Ghana’s public transport crisis: Time for bold reform
Gertrude Okyere
·Jun 2

Fixing Ghana’s public transport crisis: Time for bold reform

Ghana needs stronger regulation, safer fleets, transparent fares and disciplined implementation to make public transport reliable and sustainable. Efficient and effective public transportation in any country is essential for economic growth and social inclusion. Studies have shown a relationship between productivity, a...

Justice, Divine Jailbreaks & The Republic’s Headache
Isaac Yeboah
·Mar 4

Justice, Divine Jailbreaks & The Republic’s Headache

When Evangelist Agradaa says, “I never believed I would serve 15 years,” you must admire the confidence. That is faith. Not the small faith that moves mustard seeds. The bold Ghanaian faith that negotiates sentencing.

The Republic of Fake Awards…
Isaac Yeboah
·Jun 9

The Republic of Fake Awards…

I nearly missed my opportunity. The realisation struck me sometime this week as I scrolled through social media and encountered yet another photograph of a distinguished Ghanaian standing beside a plaque large enough to serve as a dining table. The recipient was smiling. The organisers were smiling. The photographer wa...

The future of hospital care and ultimately death of people waiting for urgent care in Ghana
Deborah Okailey Quarcoo
·Mar 24

The future of hospital care and ultimately death of people waiting for urgent care in Ghana

In 2026, amid growing concerns about the financial stability of the state’s hospitals, I sort to investigate in-depth issues facing hospitals and make recommendations to ensure the long-term health of these critical safety net institutions.

Western Region targets high-quality primary healthcare in 2026
Ernest Arhinful
·Mar 19

Western Region targets high-quality primary healthcare in 2026

Dr Marion Okoh-Owusu, Western Regional Director of Health Services, has stated that achieving high-quality primary healthcare will be a key priority for 2026, with a focus on improving public perception of care, especially during emergencies.

Climate Evidence: Agriculture insurance as lifeline for Ghana’s climate-hit farmers
Andrea Baaba Appiah
·Apr 14

Climate Evidence: Agriculture insurance as lifeline for Ghana’s climate-hit farmers

As climate threats mount, vulnerable Ghanaian farmers need the right protection to weather the storm to sustain production and their livelihoods.

Unfolding controversy over teacher recruitment
Prince Adu-Owusu
·Apr 14

Unfolding controversy over teacher recruitment

The unfolding controversy over teacher recruitment in Ghana has exposed more than just administrative bottlenecks; it has brought into sharp focus a perceived rivalry at the highest levels of government, with implications for both governance and political succession.

Why Andre Dede Ayew deserves a place in Ghana’s 2026 World Cup squad
Albert Kuzor
·May 20

Why Andre Dede Ayew deserves a place in Ghana’s 2026 World Cup squad

In every generation of Ghana football, there are players who come and go, but there are a few whose names become part of the country’s football history forever. Andre Dede Ayew is undoubtedly one of those players. His contribution to Ghana football over the years has been massive, and he deserves recognition for his co...

“From party builder to Presidential contender: The calculated rise of Julius Debrah”
Caleb Ahinakwah
·Apr 23

“From party builder to Presidential contender: The calculated rise of Julius Debrah”

In a region long considered politically unwinnable, he chose not to complain; he chose to rebuild. Where others saw an opposition stronghold, he saw an opportunity. Today, the man who once stitched together a fractured party base is quietly positioning himself for the highest office in the land. In Ghanaian politics, f...

Poverty in A Convoy
Isaac Yeboah
·Apr 23

Poverty in A Convoy

A country that cannot create jobs for millions somehow finds money to maintain luxury convoys for a few. A state that cannot mechanise agriculture, scale industry or fund skills development consistently can still justify $150,000 vehicles for officials. That choice is not neutral. It is a decision against jobs, against...

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