Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
“At my age, I have come to understand that life is not measured by how much wealth you accumulate, how many people salute you, or how powerful your position becomes. I have worn the uniform, taken risks, built businesses, tasted success, and experienced the painful lessons that come when life […]
HARRY HAMMONDTel No; 0244658466 \ 0207698171:Email; gozaro007@gmail.com Watching the Director-General of the Ghana Prisons Service appear before the Public Accounts Committee [PAC] of Parliament from the comfort of my home was one of the most sobering moments I have had in recent times as an officer of the Service. It […]
By Daniel Niikoi Ashitey : Accra At this year’s ShattaFest, an event that should have celebrated musical excellence, creativity, and the enormous influence artists wield over society, the spotlight shifted from entertainment to something far more troubling. Before thousands of admirers, many of whom regard him as a role model, […]
By Daniel Nii Okine There is a profound and uncomfortable truth lurking within the walls of Ghana’s secondary schools: our silence surrounding sexual abuse, rape allegations, and the exploitation of minors is destroying lives and threatening an entire generation. When figures of authority, educators, housemasters, assistant heads, and school administrators […]
By Fuvi Kloku In an age where an organization’s website serves as its public face, historical archive, communication hub, and digital identity, few assets are more valuable. Yet across many Ghanaian associations and community organizations, disputes over website ownership have become an alarming and recurring problem. The situation is not […]
