By Fuvi Kloku| Special Contributor Ankpoe — The heat shimmered off the cracked clay of the airstrip, distorting the silhouette of the waiting elder into something ghostlike. My arrival on this spectral island, privately dubbed Ghostly Island, was not for spectacle. It was a pilgrimage. A doctoral descent into the […]
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The High Price of Politics in Ghana: Why We Need an Election Campaign and Political Activities Act
By Andy Sena Agbley The Fourth Republic of Ghana’s constitutional democracy is now 33 years old and counting, and Ghana is as dynamically young as my mother, Daa Afi, yet, unlike Malaysia and Singapore, countries with whom we once shared the same post-colonial starting point, Ghana appears trapped in a cycle of […]
How to Survive Law School: My Honest Reflections
By Joyce Angela Asiedu Esq.. Law school is not for the faint-hearted. It’s tough, demanding, and at times, emotionally draining. There were days I questioned my decision to study law, wondering if the endless readings, case summaries, and practical exercises would ever end. But looking back now, I realize that […]
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STOOL, CLANAND FAMILY LAND SALE IN GHANA
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STOOL, CLANAND FAMILY LAND SALE IN GHANA In my experience, many land purchasers are often uncertain about how to properly acquire land from Stools, Clans and Families. This uncertainty is understandable, as there have been numerous cases where such acquisitions have beenchallenged in court by these Stools, Clans and Families. In some instances, these challenges have resulted in entire transactions being declared void. In this […]
The Watchtower Must Awaken: A Call for Investigative Fire in Ghana’s Flagship Newspaper
By Fuvi Kloku For Sankofaonline : October 3 2025 Yesterday marked the 75th anniversary of the Daily Graphic, Ghana’s trailblazing newspaper that began printing in 1950, seven years before our nation attained independence. From its earliest issues, Graphic reporters chronicled the euphoria of nationhood, documented Kwame Nkrumah’s dream of rapid […]







