Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Monday, September 7, 2026
By Fuvi Kloku “Power turns predator when it begins hunting the very people who built it”. Between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM in Adam Nana Ward, the sanctity of a man’s home was reduced to a footnote. Kwabena Osei Wusu,popularly known as King Eric,was not approached by officers acting under […]
By Fuvi Kloku For more than twenty years, Ghana has watched the Consumer Protection Bill drift through the corridors of Parliament like an abandoned child. Introduced during President Kufuor’s era, this bill was meant to shield ordinary citizens from the daily exploitation they face in the marketplace. Yet today, it […]
By George A. Crentsil America’s drug crisis is often measured in overdose statistics, border seizures, and the grim tally of fentanyl deaths. But there is another, quieter tragedy unfolding long before these narcotics ever reach U.S. soil, a tragedy involving desperate citizens who swallow drug packets for quick cash and […]
In the heart of Ghana’s vibrant real estate market, one brand stands out for its people-centric approach: Neverland Properties. “Our story is not about buildings, it’s about people,” says a company representative. This philosophy is rooted in the belief that the spaces we live and work in have a profound […]
By Stephen Apolima Kasoa, Central Region, Ghana – Between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM, the “sanctity of the home” in Adam Nana Ward was treated as a mere suggestion. Kwabena Osei Wusu—known locally as “King Eric”—was confronted not by the civil face of law enforcement but by a “Rambo-style” operation […]
