FEATURE

In the past few days, weeping has made headlines beyond funerals: ‘Wife slaps cheating husband to tears,’ or ‘Kejetia Market in Flames, traders in tears.’ Of higher news value are celebrity tears, where the journalist is even compelled to…
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There are moments in history when a nation must pause, reflect, and ask itself a difficult question, have we strayed from the very values that once defined us? Today, South Africa faces such a moment, and the world is watching. Africa…
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The sun was honest when I left Kumasi, promising Tema in four, maybe five hours. But promises melt on the Accra-Kumasi Road. On Friday, April 17, it took eleven hours to arrive. The road forgot how to move. On that day, I set off from…
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Ghana’s anti-corruption architecture is once again under intense public scrutiny, following the unfolding tensions between the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the Attorney General’s (AG) Department. While legal arguments…
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There’s a point where you tell yourself it’s over, and you actually believe it. Not because it didn’t matter, but because you’ve thought it through. You’ve gone over everything, what worked, what didn’t, and what could have been done…
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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), as part of its statutory mandate, regulates vehicle registration activities in Ghana. By so doing, the Authority is required to keep accurate record of vehicles on our roads. Keeping…
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In Ghana’s Parliament, the most critical work is not always the most visible. Beyond the televised debates and public exchanges lies a structured system that depends on coordination, discipline, and procedural order. It is within this…
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In today’s Ghana, where social media, peer pressure, and academic competition are shaping the minds of our youth, literature offers more than stories—it provides guidance, reflection, and a roadmap for responsible citizenship. This vision…
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For the umpteenth, Ghana has placed Africa at the centre of world history. Acting on behalf of the African Union and the entire continent, President John Dramani Mahama last week secured a landmark global recognition of slavery as the…
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Education is the backbone of every progressive nation. Education impacts on the quality of human capital, consolidates institutions and ultimately defines the dynamics of socio-economic development. As a country, a great deal of investment…
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