By Fuvi Kloku In Ghana, the mindset towards government officials needs a significant shift if we are to progress as a nation. The prevailing attitude among some citizens is that securing a position in government equates to instant wealth and an obligation to distribute money to friends and constituent members […]

Ghana has once again demonstrated its commitment to democratic principles, holding successful and peaceful elections. A week after voting day, the nation breathed a collective sigh of relief as the final results were declared, and the President-Elect addressed the nation. The Electoral Commission, led by Chairperson Madam Jean Mensah, implemented […]

Finally, the elections are over and the people have spoken. And their verdict is clear and without ambiguity. They rejected corruption, incompetence, arrogance, and the reckless disregard for the national interest. To be candid, I write, not out of joy but a sad sense of duty. I know the insults […]

By Antonio Dixon Victory is often portrayed as a jubilant crescendo, a triumphant roar. But today, victory feels like silence. Heavy. Sobering. We’ve won Ghana’s presidential election. The people have spoken. The torch of leadership has been passed. But what lies ahead isn’t glory—it’s a battlefield. Decades of mismanagement have […]

By James Nanor , Accra Despite the progress and innovation our world celebrates, a dark and persistent shadow looms over the lives of countless women. The latest UN report reveals a devastating statistic: in 2023 alone, 85,000 women were killed, mostly by those they loved and trusted. This stark number […]