Op‑ed By Daniel Nii Okine Ghana stands at a crossroads, and this time the crossroads is not on land. It is on water. For decades, we have allowed our coastline to remain a passive spectator in our national development story. We have admired it, photographed it, complained about its erosion, […]

By Fuvi Kloku A scholarship represents a sacred covenant between a government and its youth. It is a promise that brilliance, diligence, and raw potential will be elevated above financial hardship so that the brightest minds can acquire knowledge abroad and return to build a stronger nation. Listen to the […]

By Abena Dekyiwah Agyekum In many African corporate circles, the persistent if unconventional issue of inferiority remains widespread. Particularly in spaces with expatriates, conversations often devolve into reflections on how African nations are not only lagging behind but also fundamentally lacking what it takes to catch up. In classrooms, teachers without passports […]

By Ebi Bright, Mayor of Tema, Ghana Published on the African Day of Decentralisation, 10 August 2026 1. A Conversation in Kigali The African Academy for Women in Political Leadership convened us in Kigali in the first week of August, 2026. 40 women from 28 countries in Africa and the […]