Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Silence Is the Biggest Killer: Experts Urge Action Against Rising Viral Hepatitis Surge ACCRA — Health experts across Africa are issuing an urgent call to action as viral hepatitis, a quiet yet destructive chronic liver disease, continues to rise steadily across the continent. With July marked as Viral Hepatitis Awareness […]
By Daniel Nii Okine The political theater in Ghana has reached a predictable, yet infuriating crescendo. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its affiliates are crying foul over the current administration’s establishment of specialized accountability tribunals. They call it vindictive. They call it an institutional overreach. But their moral outrage […]
If I, Daniel Nii Okine, were to be handcuffed and dragged to a police station today for a crime, do you know what my family would do? They wouldn’t organize a riot. They wouldn’t bus in rented crowds to chant slogans, nor would they threaten to burn down the precinct. […]
By Daniel Nii Okine Ghana’s democracy is not undone by external enemies or economic turbulence. It is undone from within , by a political culture that treats accountability as persecution and criminal allegations as partisan warfare. A nation that refuses to hold wrongdoers accountable is not merely weak; it is […]
Source : Benison Moses On 19th June 1983, Ghana witnessed one of the most violent and dangerous coup attempts in the country’s history. The target was the government of Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings and the ruling Provisional National Defence Council (PNDC). Unlike many previous military uprisings, this was a […]
