Today, July 19, marks the birthday of Ghanaian boxing legend Azuma Nelson, and social media is abuzz with tributes and well-wishes to honor this iconic figure. As fans and friends take to Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to celebrate his special day, the outpouring of love and admiration is a testament […]
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The Siren Bill: A Distraction from the Real Solutions
By Ruth Adjorlolo, Journalist I am thrilled to see that the proposed “Siren Bill” has been met with widespread criticism in Ghana. The Bill, which aims to give politicians and government officials permission to use sirens to bypass traffic, is a misguided approach to addressing our transportation challenges. I strongly […]
JUSTICE IN CHAOS Poor Ghana!… Arthur Kobina Kennedy
Our Justice system cannot catch a break. Right in the middle of the case in which our Attorney General has coached a witness in the absence of the defendant’s lawyer and then refused to resign, the Chief Justice has rubbed salt into our collective national wound. In a letter dated […]
Speech by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah on 1 July, 1960 Accra……Ghana’s Republic Is Born
We present to you the inaugural address delivered by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of the Republic of Ghana. In this historic speech, Dr. Nkrumah celebrated Ghana’s independence from the United Kingdom , emphasizing the nation’s victory and renewed commitment to its future. This is the written version of […]
Spiritual Visas and the Art of Deception: Unraveling the Obinim Controversy
By Tukpe Fiavi Accra, Ghana — The recent spectacle involving Bishop Daniel Obinim, who allegedly granted visa-free status to his church members by stepping on their passports, has left many scratching their heads. How did we arrive at a point where spiritual theatrics override common sense? Let’s explore the psychology behind […]







