By Stephen Apolima | March 6, 2026 I. The Ghost of the 19th Century For over a century, the “Great Game” defined Eurasian geopolitics. It was a world of buffer states and invisible chess pieces, where London and Moscow maneuvered across the Hindu Kush to protect imperial interests. Even after […]
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Akatakyie AZ Group: Dazzling and Sparkling in OWASS and Beyond
By Kat. Rodney Nkrumah-Boateng (AF147), Immediate Past Akatakyie Global Vice President In recent years, speech and prize-giving days in our senior high schools have become an intense competition of sorts among alumni bodies as they seek to project their schools and alumni groups, with social media acting as a propagating […]
The Trumpian Era: Strength, Fairness, and Freedom in Global Integration
By Dr. Christian Sewordor Mensah, Lecturer of Regional Economic Integration & Agribusiness Executive, Accra Metropolitan University A Paradigm Shift in Global OrderThe Trumpian era represents more than a political moment—it is a paradigm shift in the architecture of global relations. Where previous decades leaned on multilateral consensus and incremental diplomacy, […]
Amelley Djosu writes: Are we honouring the dead or impressing the living?
Source: Amelley Djosu March 6, 2026 I recently came across a post while roaming the virtual streets of Facebook, and it quietly stirred something that has long troubled me, an issue I consider not just cultural drift but a growing national problem. It was a post about funerals that were […]
POOR MAINTENANCE CULTURE: A NATIONAL MENACE
By Fiifi Nettey, Media Consultant, Accra Walking through the streets of Accra, one cannot help but notice the numerous structures crying out for attention. Many of these once-grand buildings now stand neglected—some trapped in legal disputes, others simply abandoned because occupants see no immediate need to care for them. What […]







