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 […]
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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 […]
Pity Ghana, caught between the agrochem errors and the gala cancer
The expression ‘between a rock and a hard place’ is used to sum up an extraordinary dilemma, an impossible choice. But it appears that given the grip of the illegal mining menace on Ghana, even that expression loses its meaning, because it doesn’t describe the situation adequately. Some term it […]
Public letter to Paul Baffoe-Bonnie from Dr. Sam Ankrah
Sir, allow me to address you openly. First, congratulations on your appointment as Chief Justice, which is well-deserved; but, my stance on the dismissal of your predecessor, Mrs. Tokornu, remains unchanged. Nevertheless, among the prospective candidates competing for the role, you distinguished yourself significantly.Particularly with your beloved wife serving as […]
The Unhealed Wound: Ghana’s UN Motion on Slavery Is a Moral Reckoning
By Okine Daniel | Sankofaonline.com Subhead: As Ghana prepares to table a historic motion at the United Nations, the time has come to confront the transatlantic slave trade not as a tragedy, but as a crime against humanity. In the quiet corridors of history, some wounds fester not because they […]







