FEATURE

What kind of religious faith are we practising in Ghana? One that robustly processes fear of diabolism but ignores the dangers and consequences of environmental violence and man-made degradation? A faith that venerates devotion to religious…
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Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, rivers no longer quenched thirst—they served chocolate drink. Not the sweet Nestlé Milo type, but the Ankobra Special: thick, bitter, and foaming with silt. Fishermen dipped their…
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Today in Ghana, security is no more discussed behind the doors of state institutions. They play out on the screens, radios and cyber platforms where journalists interpret between powerful people and everybody else. Leading this float is the…
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If a student passes WASSCE or BECE, does that make them competent? Or just competent by Ghana’s standards, not the world’s? Working with Lead For Ghana Associates, educators, and Head Teachers in the Ahafo region over the past year has…
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From historic hopes in 2017 to debt default in 2022, the Akufo-Addo administration’s arc is a study in early momentum, policy overreach, weak governance controls, and electoral-cycle indiscipline. As John Mahama returns to the Jubilee House…
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The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Hon. Linda ObenewaaAkweley Ocloo, last Saturday gave a three-hour ultimatum to the Mayor of Accra after expressing a shock over the condition of sanitation at a busy junction close to the Accra…
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The publication of BECE results creates excitement across Ghana. This should be a time of pride. However, a troubling trend has surfaced: people are taking screenshots of students' results, especially poor grades, and posting them on social…
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After the recent flight incident, the need to improve aviation safety and capacity, to provide stable funding for national aviation safety system, and for other purposes can not be over emphasized. After Sept-11 in America, the aviation…
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A ground-breaking proposal by a Ghanaian lawyer and legal innovator, Ama Oduma Annan, merits close attention for the way it illustrates how artificial intelligence could reshape access to justice around the world. Drawing on advanced…
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Illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey in Ghana, refers to the unlawful extraction of minerals without the necessary license or adherence to regulations. What often begins as a simple search for livelihood has evolved into a national…
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