By; Dr. Christian Sewordor Mensahchristian.mensah@accramet.edu.gh Prologue: The Divide at Home It began as something so ordinary that I almost laughed at myself for paying attention to it. Music. In my household, music was always playing in the background, sometimes soft gospel melodies on Sunday mornings, sometimes reggae rhythms drifting through […]

To the Silent Majority and the Guardians of the Gained Legacy. The pen is undeniably a mighty weapon, but when dipped entirely in the ink of theater, it tends to leave stains on the very legacy it claims to protect. A recent commentary, written from somewhere “northwest of Chicago,” attempts […]

By Reuben Hadzide, Former President GNC. ………..During the Council meeting, when the cold, hard reality of this illicit expenditure was brought to light, the President did not stand up and defend his “project cash flows.” He did not point to the minutes. Instead, after being told bluntly by Council member […]

By Daniel Nii Okine Cape Verde did not merely participate in the FIFA World Cup; they redefined the meaning of national courage. What the world witnessed was not a team carried by luck or circumstance, but a group of gallant players who fought with every ounce of strength, discipline, and […]

The recurring floods across Ghana have once again exposed an issue that has lingered for decades but has rarely received the sustained national attention it deserves. The widespread presence of open gutters in our cities, towns, and communities. For far too long, open drains have become a normal part of […]