Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Monday, July 6, 2026
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing has rapidly evolved from a niche ethical preference into a mainstream investment strategy adopted by institutional investors, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and asset managers worldwide. Today, ESG is not merely about values-based investing; it is fundamentally about identifying long-term risks and opportunities that […]
By Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO The red flags currently flying at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) have become a weary symbol of a recurring institutional crisis. While the unionized staff cites “loss of confidence” in Director-General Professor Amin Alhassan—pointing to grievances over the 13th African Games contract and alleged land sales—the […]
Ghanaians did not vote casually in the last election. They voted with memory, frustration, and hope. After eight turbulent years widely criticised as one of the most difficult governing periods of the Fourth Republic, the electorate delivered a decisive mandate to the Mahama led NDC administration. The defeat handed to […]
By Akaneweo Kabiru Abdul
By Francis Kuegbesika , Accra. The uproar surrounding Ghana’s cocoa sector in recent weeks did not emerge from thin air. It is the predictable result of a contracting system that locked the country into fixed forward‑sale prices at the very moment the global market was shifting beneath our feet. Today, […]
