Optimising Ministerial Roles: Why MOFAs leadership trumps MOTI in driving Agribusiness growth. I. Introduction Ghana’s agricultural sector has long been recognized as a vital component of the country’s economy, providing employment, income, and food security for millions of citizens. As the country strives to achieve middle-income status, the need to […]
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The Dangers of Know-It-All Critics: Why Uninformed Opinions Can Be Destructive
In every community, workplace, or social circle, there are individuals who believe they have all the answers. These self-proclaimed experts often criticize everything and speak on topics they lack knowledge about. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, the actions of these know-it-all critics can be particularly harmful. Here’s why: […]
The Fate of MMDCEs After a President’s Term Ends: A Comprehensive Analysis
In Ghanaian politics, the fate of MMDCEs when a president’s term concludes is a matter of significant debate. The Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936), and the Local Governance (Amendment) Act, 2017 (Act 940), offer a framework for understanding this issue, but interpretations can vary. Do Terms End Automatically or […]
Navigating Land Ownership in Ghana: Government vs. Traditional Authorities
Land ownership in Ghana is a complex and fascinating blend of historical, cultural, and legal systems. The country’s land tenure system incorporates both customary and statutory laws, reflecting its deep-rooted heritage and evolving governance structures. Customary Land Ownership: About 80% of Ghana’s land is held under customary law, managed by […]
Mahama Inherits Energy Crisis: A Sabotage of the Nation?
President John Dramani Mahama’s inauguration on January 7th, 2025, marks the beginning of a challenging term, significantly hampered by an inherited energy crisis bordering on collapse. While outgoing President Akufo-Addo boasted of handing over a nation “with the lights on,” the reality paints a far grimmer picture. This seemingly innocuous […]







