By Amofa Baffoe, Republic of Ireland The 24-Hour Economy does not mean every Ghanaian must work 24 hours, nor does it mean every business must remain open throughout the night. It is an economic policy intended to enable and incentivise businesses and public services that can operate beyond the traditional […]

By; Harry Hammond I gozaro007@gmail.com / 0244658466 / 0207698171 In the shadows of Ghana’s justice system, there’s a group of individuals who show up every day to manage the chaos, the conflicts, and the complexities that come with keeping society safe from those who’ve broken its rules. They are the prison officers; the […]

By Daniel Nii Okine For years, Ghanaians have rightly directed their outrage toward the destruction of our countryside. We have watched in horror as illegal mining,galamsey,turns our iconic rivers into toxic sludge and poisons the forest belts that sustain us. But while our collective eyes are fixed on the devastated […]

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 […]