By Nii Daniel Okine, Accra The Ghanaian public, both at home and across the diaspora, has been consumed by one question: Is former Finance Minister Ken Ofori‑Atta truly in U.S. immigration detention, or is this yet another political smokescreen? Rumours have swirled with the speed and intensity that only Ghanaian […]

Subtitle: New Research by Ghanaian Scholar and U.S. Collaborator Warns of Emotional Manipulation in Politics In an era where social media dominates public discourse, political leaders are increasingly relying on emotional appeals, crisis narratives, and digital intimacy to build loyalty and consolidate power. This shift is at the heart of […]

By Kay Codjoe Some people are going haywire because facts have finally overthrown fiction. The noise merchants are unsettled. The professional propagandists are angry. For the first time in a long while, Jandam is struggling to outrun data. And it shows. What is especially disorienting for them is this: unlike […]

By Kay Codjoe The recent noise around GoldBod was packaged as accountability, but it arrived hollow. Allegations were fired rapidly, yet none were anchored in evidence. Dates were invented. Ownership was guessed. Certainty was performed. The result was not pressure on power, but embarrassment for those who mistook volume for […]

By Kwesi Yankah Our Parliament is quietly gaining notoriety for welcoming Christmases with fisticuffs; which is surprising for a House that by definition should thrive rather on speaking. As things stand now it is tempting to adjourn for Xmas with a new maxim: fisticuffs speak louder than words. It happened […]