Ensuring sanity in the professional practice space; supporting our regulatory councils
In the last couple of days, our media landscape in Ghana has been inundated with reports about a certain lady who had for many...
Renaming and politicization of public universities a worrying development
In the last few years, we have seen a trend of incumbent administrations renaming some public universities after political figures.
While some people continue to...
Resetting the Nation: Overcoming division and identity politics a must
As Ghana embarks on a national reset agenda, one of the most pressing challenges threatening progress is the deepening grip of identity politics.
When political...
A critical infrastructure at risk: The case of Pokuase-Nsawam road
The current state of the Pokuase to Nsawam road continues to cause distress for thousands of Ghanaians. As a major component of the Accra–Kumasi...
Why do we only see the bad? A call for balanced political accountability
In every democratic system, the transfer of power comes with both assets and liabilities. Successive governments don’t start from scratch—they inherit the achievements and...
Open the doors to dignity: It’s backward to keep public washrooms under lock and key
Imagine the indignity, the sheer frustration, of being in public and desperately needing a washroom, only to be confronted by a locked door.
Picture Dufie,...
The NPP Thank You Tour: Opportunity in the midst of trials
The New Patriotic Party’s ongoing nationwide post-election Thank You Tour, though well intentioned, has unfortunately sparked heated controversy and confrontations within the Elephant family.
This...
Resetting Ghana starts with resetting its political parties
As Ghana embarks on a bold and comprehensive reset agenda, there is one fundamental truth that must be confronted: no national transformation can succeed...
Ghana on the way to economic revitalisation
Ghana is a country with vast potential—some of which is still being discovered, while others, though already known, are yet to fully materialize.
The current...
Inside Mahama’s “Big Push” agenda: The $10 billion blueprint Ghana’s future depends on
Ghana’s infrastructure deficit is no longer just a statistic—it’s a development emergency. For decades, we have witnessed successive administrations make modest gains in road...
Editorial: The imperative of an Economic Advisory Council in resetting Ghana’s economy
As Ghana enters a pivotal phase of national renewal under a newly elected government with an overwhelming electoral mandate, the urgency to reset the...
Ghana revolutionizes passport acquisition with chip-embedded passports: Ablakwa’s bold legacy of reform
Ghana has joined over 140 countries worldwide in issuing ePassports with embedded chips, marking a significant milestone in the country's passport administration.
The mass rollout...
Africa’s creative industries could generate over $10 billion annually
Africa is home to a dazzling mosaic of sound, color, and story—a continent where culture doesn’t just live, it dances. With its vibrant rhythms, rich...
IMANI petitions CHRAJ to investigate EC for breaking the law
This morning, I directed that IMANI files a petition to the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice to investigate the Electoral Commission(EC) of...
Free sanitary pad initiative commendable, but is it sustainable?
On April 24, 2025, the Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, officially launched the National Free...
Kwesi Yankah: JM, touch not the anointed
This is the time of year true friends check on each other and find out their ‘how far’ as they say. Completely absent-minded I...
Resetting the Nation: Why mindset shift is key
Why the Reset Agenda: Reversing the DeclineIn the lead-up to the 2024 elections, opinion polls consistently revealed a sobering reality: the overwhelming majority of...
The art of getting the right hire: A strategic imperative for Ghanaian businesses
In the current business environment of Ghana and the broader African continent, securing the right talent is not merely a human resource function but...
Kelvin Gyimah writes: Bawumia’s only sin
Every great political tradition has its rituals. In the New Patriotic Party, one of the most sacred is this: win or lose, you say...
Kwame Nkrumah Circle: Accra’s crime hub left to grow worse over time
It is one of Accra’s busiest and most recognisable landmarks. But for many who pass through it daily, Kwame Nkrumah Circle has also become...
Dr. Sammy Ayeh writes: History will be kind to President John Dramani Mahama
Why do I say so?
The launch of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund (Mahama Cares Initiative) is sensitive and responsive to emerging health trends over...
No, GBA, CJ’s suspension is not unconstitutional & yes, your statement is prejudicial – Kwaku Azar
A. The GBA’s Claim on the Chief Justice’s Suspension
The GBA claims that the Chief Justice’s suspension is unconstitutional due to the lack of published...
Are we not training our children for the past?
Though often celebrated for its strides in increasing access to education, Ghana's educational system remains rooted in outdated paradigms that hinder its ability to...
Chieftaincy institution in Ghana at a crossroads – a perspective by Andrew Kofi Anokye (Koans)
In contemporary Ghana, the chieftaincy institution—an indigenous political system that selects and installs leaders based on moral standing and adherence to native customs and...
Reset Agenda: The challenge of monetisation of politics – ‘When money dictates, democracy pays the ultimate price’
Monetisation of politics has entrenched itself so deeply in our political culture that it now threatens the very foundation of democratic governance.
From internal party...
Kwesi Yankah: Fighting cocaine with the cross
Years ago, I was nearly baptized with Coke in East Palo Alto, California; an experience that could have passed for my First Day at...
Accra dysfunctional streetlights raise safety concerns
Accra streetlights! Hmm. Could this be a flicker of hope or a persistent problem? In February this year when the streetlights between the Okponglo...
Bawku Conflict: Open letter to UN Security Council President
April 15, 2025
To: His Excellency,President of the United Nations Security CouncilUnited Nations HeadquartersNew York, NY, USA
Subject: Urgent Appeal for Intervention in the Ongoing Conflict...
Sincerity, friendship and equality: Shaping diplomacy in an era of global economic turbulence
As the world economy faces severe challenges of rising unilateralism and a trade war looms large on the prospects of global economic recovery, certain...
Reform now: The case for equitable delegate representation for NPP external branches
As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) grows in stature and global reach, the time has come to re-examine our internal architecture and ask ourselves...
Building peace in Bawku; A blueprint from Alavanyo- Nkonya and the role of the media
As violence and tensions continue to disrupt life in Bawku, a comparative look at the Alavanyo-Nkonya conflict offers valuable insights into how communities and...
Bosompem Richmond writes: IGP Yohuno’s approach to Bawku conflict dangerous
I strongly disagree with the recent approach taken by the Inspector General of Police(IGP) Christian Tetteh Yohuno, regarding the ongoing insecurity in Bawku.Promising special...
Joshua Asumeng Badu’s dedication positions him as an extraordinary DCE candidate
Joshua Asumeng Badu, a seasoned political figure and loyal party supporter, has expressed his strong desire to serve as the next District Chief Executive...
Lost values, broken systems: The growing wave of indiscipline in education
The Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition (GNECC) is deeply troubled by the alarming increase in indiscipline within our pre-tertiary education system.Reports of violence, brutality,...
Need for ethnic balance in MMDCE appointments
The 1992 Constitution guarantees Ghana's status as a unitary state. This means that there'll be no regional assemblies that would give rise to a...
NDC cannot end Double Track by 2027; they lack understanding of the policy
In opposition, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) made it their mission to demonize the double-track policy, labeling it a “failure” and vowing to eliminate...
The institution of Parliament of Ghana: A general overview
Introduction – General Overview
In governance systems, the three arms of government—executive, legislature, and judiciary—work together to ensure a functioning democracy.
The Parliament of Ghana, one...
Built by brains
Energy efficiency in the built environment is critical for sustainable development, especially in an urbanizing Ghana.Adrian Odamtten, a mechanical engineer in the built environment,...
Institutionalising CSR: A legislative imperative for Ghana
Mr. Speaker,Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) encapsulates a corporation’s ethical obligation to conduct its business in a manner that is economically viable, socially responsible, and...
Ghana’s Resilience: Preparing for the rains ahead
Flooding has become one of the most devastating and recurrent natural disasters confronting Ghana, especially during its rainy seasons.Year after year, torrential rains transform...