Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Friday, November 13, 2026
Kasoa, Central Region — In Awutu Senya East, political fortunes are no longer decided solely by party allegiance or national trends. The constituency, long seen as a battleground, has witnessed a shift that few could have predicted a decade ago. Voter engagement has deepened, community networks have strengthened, and the […]
The Majority, on the other hand, treated the nominee, Justice Bonney, to a verbal spa day. They massaged his ego so tenderly that the man relaxed into the hearing like it was Sunday brunch. So comfortable was he that he blurted out, almost proudly, hat he’d once sentenced the infamous […]
They said it could not be done, that corruption was too deep, that politics was too rotten, that Ghana was too addicted to foreign aid to ever stand tall. But Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo proved them wrong. He did not just govern; he transformed. Under his watch, the economy soared. […]
Did you know that Dr. Mustapha Abdul Hamid, the former boss of the National Petroleum Authority, was once the face of moral politics in Ghana? The preacher of ethics and governance, the man who spoke of values as if virtue itself were public policy, now stands accused in one of […]
By Kay Cudjoe How are you, Counsel? I ask not out of courtesy but curiosity. Because the last time we met on my comment section, you, Akbar Yussif Rohullah Khomeini, Esq., came charging with your legal artillery and discovered too late that you had brought a water pistol to Donetsk. […]
