By Daniel Nii Okine for Sankofaonline The denial of a Canadian visa to Thomas Partey is not just a sporting controversy. It is a legal earthquake, one whose tremors reach far beyond football. What Canada has done is not merely questionable , it is a direct assault on foundational principles […]
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Opposing Viewpoint: Why Dumelo’s World Cup Initiative Raises Serious Questions About Political Priorities
Hon. John Dumelo’s World Cup initiative—free viewing centres, paid DStv subscriptions, and complimentary meals—has been widely praised as generous and community‑minded. But from a governance and political accountability perspective, the gesture raises legitimate concerns about priorities, sustainability, and the blurring of lines between public service and political branding. Critics argue […]
Quietly, Everything Changes
By Yvette Ahenkorah Climate Change Is Already Here Climate change is not merely an environmental concern reserved for policy rooms, international conferences, or scientific reports. It is an everyday reality. It is slowly, and often quietly, becoming part of the lived experience of our communities, cities, households, and livelihoods. Many […]
The Real Honour Is Service, Not Paid Recognition
Early this month, I received a letter from an organisation styling itself as the “Ghana Ministers of State Excellence Honours.” The letter informed me that I had been adjudged “Best CEO of the Year” and invited me to receive the award at an event scheduled to take place at the […]
Banking on ourselves
By Peter Martey AGBEKOFor seven years, a woman in a small town in Ghana waited.Every morning, she opened her provisions shop before sunrise. Every evening, she closed it after dark. Like many hardworking Ghanaians, she believed in saving for the future. She trusted a financial institution that had a branch […]






