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Ghana’s 24-hour economy: what does the 2025 budget hold for you?
One of the promises made by the New Democratic Congress (NDC) to Ghanaians is the concept of a 24-hour economy.
Countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and China have already embraced round-the-clock economic activity,…
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The Legacy, Popularity, and Future of Pope Francis: A Global Perspective
Pope Francis, the 266th pontiff in Catholic history, has left an indelible mark on the Church, steering it toward modernity, inclusivity, and global relevance. His 12-year papacy, marked by sweeping reforms and a focus on social justice,…
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Critically examining Ghana’s 1 million coders programme as a pathway to building a digitally skilled…
Introduction:
On April 9, 2025, Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Sam Nartey George, announced the launch of a flagship government initiative, the One Million Coders Programme.
Introduced during a…
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What the World Is Doing Now on Energy Transition: The Good and the Bad
Right now, many countries are working hard to move from dirty energy to clean energy. This change is called energy transition. Instead of using coal, oil, and gas, the world is turning to solar, wind, water, and other clean sources.…
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Time Up: We Can’t Build Tomorrow With Yesterday’s Workforce
The mandatory retirement age for public servants in Ghana has been established at 60. The 1992 constitution is clear on this. However, the practice of extending contracts for retirees, particularly among high-ranking officials and…
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Coping With Non-Literacy in Parliament
Last Thursday, I mounted the podium of the British Council to deliver a public lecture on non-literacy and leadership in contemporary governance. In other words, what premium do we put on the efforts of bold women like Madam Akua Donkor, an…
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Fantastic news: Graduation of over 60 Nsawam prison inmates
The adage that when in life you get lemons thrown at you, you make lemon juice out of them is a great application for everyday life challenges. I love a localised parallel saying I recently came across, which says that when you get peppers…
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Ghanaian Citizen’s Security and Constitutional Rights Protection Proposed Legal Doctrine by…
Purpose
This doctrine aims to ensure that the Ghanaian Government upholds its constitutional obligations to protect citizens' rights and security, while promoting accountability and transparency.
Key Principles
- Constitutional…
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Ghana’s Sustainable Future Demands Revocation of LI 2462 not an amendment
Ghana’s Existential Crisis
Ghana stands at a dangerous crossroads. Once lush forests, thriving cocoa farms and rivers brimming with life are now on the brink of destruction and barely a pale shadow of itself, due to an unprecedented…
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Hooked and Hopeless: Ghana’s Moving Corpses in School Uniform
A covert yet dangerous epidemic is ravaging our nation, undermining the very foundation of our future youth. Escalating reports of drug abuse, particularly regarding a substance referred to as “Red 225,” portray a disturbing scenario filled…
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