By Patience Amu, Economic Analyst, Accra Ghana for sankofaonline As Ghana navigates a period of currency appreciation, we must remain committed to interrogating the real-world impact of macroeconomic shifts on ordinary citizens. This commentary challenges the assumption that a stronger Cedi automatically translates into relief for consumers. It calls attention […]
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Let’s Talk About the Health Risks of Potash in Cooking
This substance is highly alkaline and is usually composed of sodium carbonate or potassium carbonate. It often contains unwanted elements including grit, clay particles and traces of potentially harmful metals. Beneath its culinary practicality lies a spectrum of health dangers. Consuming potash in excess can drive up sodium levels in […]
GCTU Faces 2024 Audit Evasion Amidst Massive Corruption, Dubious Promotions, and Questionable Expenditures – Vice Chancellor, Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa, Must Step Aside
Press Release For Immediate Release GCTU Faces 2024 Audit Evasion Amidst Massive Corruption, Dubious Promotions, and Questionable Expenditures – Vice Chancellor, Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa, Must Step Aside Accra, [22nd July 2025] – Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has been excluded from the 2024 Audit list due to massive corruption and […]
Majority with Memory: How Ghana Voted with Scars and Strategy
By Kay Codjoe It started quietly—like most redemptions do. Back in 2020, something shifted in Ghana’s political rhythm. The NDC, humbled by its 2016 defeat, began regrouping—not with fanfare, but with reflection. The party that once sidelined its founder, Jerry John Rawlings, now whispered his name with reverence. His death […]
KNUST and the Death of Applied Knowledge: A National Embarrassment in Full View
By Kwame Sowu, Entrepreneur17 July 2025 Whenever I drive through some of our public universities, particularly those outside Accra, I am struck by a disturbing contradiction: these institutions with large populations, located in regions rich in raw materials and surrounded by skilled artisans and small-scale industries, remain visibly underdeveloped, deprived, […]






