Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Stephen Apolima | April 1, 2026 The promise of swift energy relief has become a central pillar of President Trump’s public messaging. His assertion that oil and gas prices will plummet once hostilities with Iran end within two to three weeks appeals to a psychologically satisfying concept—the “Peace Dividend.” In […]
At dawn in a small farming community in northern Ghana, Kojo steps onto his family’s land, just as his father and grandfather did before him. The soil is familiar, the rhythms of planting and harvesting deeply ingrained. Yet, something is different. The rains are no longer predictable. The market prices […]
Missionary activities played a pivotal role in the establishment offormal education in Akuapem. Prior to 1948, Akropong-Akuapem was home to the colony’s only higher educational institution, making it a significant hub for academic excellence in the Gold Coast. Following the 1948 Accra Riots, a wave of educational expansion emerged, led by prominent Gold Coasters who established privatesecondary schools to meet the growing demand for quality education. Notably, Kwame Nkrumah contributed to this movement through the establishment […]
Callistus Mahama, Ph.D | Mar – 15 – 2026. In recent days, a matter that might ordinarily have passed quietly through the machinery of state has become the subject of public conversation. Some Ghanaians have raised concerns about the use of an aircraft belonging to the President’s brother for official […]
By Stephen Apolima | March 6, 2026 I. The Ghost of the 19th Century For over a century, the “Great Game” defined Eurasian geopolitics. It was a world of buffer states and invisible chess pieces, where London and Moscow maneuvered across the Hindu Kush to protect imperial interests. Even after […]
