By Fuvi Kloku . An Open Letter to Rt. Hon. Alban S. K. Bagbin There comes a point when a nation must pause and ask itself uncomfortable questions. Not out of malice, not out of partisanship, but out of a genuine desire to protect the dignity of our democracy. Ghana […]
Opinions
Rejected by the Gatekeepers, Crowned by Destiny: Tyrone Marhguy and the Death of Stereotypes
By Daniel Nii Okine , Accra . There are stories that begin with applause.And there are stories that begin with rejection, violent, unnecessary, and wrapped in the arrogance of authority. Tyrone Iras Marhguy’s story is the latter. Yet today, he stands as the cornerstone the builders once dismissed. Before the […]
No. 10 — When a Regulator Becomes the Problem:
GTEC’s Descent from Oversight to Interference Under Dr. Ahmed Jinapor Abdulai Ghana’s tertiary education system is facing a crisis that did not begin in lecture halls or university councils. It began at the very center of the regulatory structure , inside the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) , where the […]
Unlocking Growth: The Importance of Ghana’s Stock Exchange for National and Sub-Regional Prosperity
In today’s interconnected global economy, vibrant capital markets are essential engines of sustainable growth. At the heart of this ecosystem lies the stock exchange which offers a transparent, regulated marketplace where investors and companies transact shares and securities. For countries like Ghana, the stock exchange is not just a financial institution; it is […]
GCTU Is Being Run on Expired Authority — And GTEC Helped Make It Possible
By any measure of public accountability, what is happening at the Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) is not a minor administrative lapse. It is a full-blown governance scandal, one that exposes the dangerous fragility of our regulatory institutions and the ease with which public law can be bent, ignored, or […]






