An Op-Ed by Fuvi Kloku | Chicago Some tragedies are so profound that words seem inadequate. They leave behind a silence that echoes louder than any cry, a void that no explanation can fill. The tragic killing of Javits Frimpong is one such tragedy. Today, across thousands of miles and […]
Opinions
The Grand Political Circus: Why the NPP’s Attacks on Ablakwa Fool No One
By Fuvi Kloku There is a tragic absurdity in watching the New Patriotic Party (NPP) work itself into a frenzy over Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa. To witness party communicators jumping from one television studio to another, veins bulging and voices cracking with manufactured outrage, is to observe a masterclass in […]
When Small Minds Fear Greatness: The Real Lesson Behind Nevada Pierre’s Story
By Daniel Nii Okine ……..history teaches us a simple truth: small minds try to stop greatness , but destiny always finds a way….read on The story of three year old football prodigy Nevada Pierre is not simply another viral social media moment. It is not merely about a gifted child […]
Praying at the Edge of the Crater: Why 40 Days of Prayer Warfare Cannot Replace State Power in Ghana’s Galamsey Fight
By Abass Mahama A promotional graphic recently circulated across Ghanaian digital spaces; an image of a well-tailored cleric announcing Day 31 of a “National Cry for Our Natural Resources,” alongside a textbook-style guide titled 40 Days of Prayer Warfare Against Ghana’s Environmental Destruction – Galamsey. The flyer invokes scripture, specifically […]
The Moral Decay of Modern Fame vs. The Generation That Taught a Nation Through Drama
By Daniel Niikoi Ashitey | Accra There was a time in Ghana when holding a microphone, commanding a stage, or standing before a television camera came with an unwritten covenant with society; a solemn obligation to educate, inspire, correct, and elevate the moral foundation of a young republic. Fame was not […]







