FEATURE

Nana Kwame Gyan, a prominent media personality, has made headlines with his recent statement regarding the inauguration attire of Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, Ghana's first female vice president. During an engaging…
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Ghana made history when the National Democratic Congress (NDC) nominated Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as the running mate to former President John Dramani Mahama for the 2020 general elections. Her nomination marked a significant…
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Your Excellency, President-Elect John Dramani Mahama, As you prepare to assume leadership in our cherished nation, I reach out as a concerned Ghanaian who firmly believes in the transformative impact of education. The future of our…
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The idea of a 24-hour economy is seen as a major advancement for Ghana. It promises greater productivity, job creation, and a more diverse economic landscape. In this model, businesses, services, and government operations would function…
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Ghana finds itself at a critical juncture, facing soaring prices for essential goods that jeopardize the livelihoods of numerous citizens. In recent months, the prices of everyday items, particularly food, have surged, causing families…
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Dear His Excellency In-Coming President of Ghana, As Ghana prepares for its next chapter of leadership, the nation stands at crossroads of immense opportunities. One of the most critical areas requiring immediate attention is our…
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Fellow members and sympathizers of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), the 2024 Presidential and Parliamentary elections have concluded, and we face an undeniable reality—a massive defeat that has shaken our beloved party to its core. Our…
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Since when did the Bishops /Prophets realize that a Muslim cannot contest to be a president. When a Muslim is a vice president they have no issues with that but same Muslim want to be president and they are having issues it , Muslim…
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Access to financial services in Africa had for decades been defined by disparities—between rural and urban areas, between men and women, between small businesses and larger enterprises. It meant that millions, especially the continent’s…
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In the heart of every Ghanaian, there is a deep understanding that leadership is not merely about occupying a position of power but about the integrity, vision, and ethics that guide one’s decisions and actions. As a child, I remember…
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