Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Friday, November 13, 2026
By Fuvi Kloku Accra, Ghana — Eight months ago, Ghana’s energy sector was a cautionary tale: rolling blackouts, stalled factories, and frustrated households. Today, it’s a story of triumph. Ghana is not only keeping the lights on, it’s exporting surplus power to its neighbors. At the 7th Meeting of the […]
By Kay Cudjoe When the National Democratic Congress (NDC) returned to power in January 2025, they did so on the back of a powerful promise: ORAL, or “Operation Recover All Loots.” This was the covenant they made with the Ghanaian people—a pledge to cleanse the system and hold those responsible […]
By D. DELADEM KISSEIHIn every generation, there arises a personality whose ideas and actions possess the power to revolutionize society. These individuals emerge not as mere politicians or entrepreneurs, but as visionaries, leaders whose footprints reshape the destinies of nations. Their legacies remind us that true leadership is not about […]
By Patience Amu, Economic Analyst, Accra for sankofaonline The recent appreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against the U.S. dollar, while a cause for celebration for some, reveals a deeper, more systemic issue in Ghana’s economic narrative. Framing these currency fluctuations as a simple political victory or defeat oversimplifies a complex […]
When a university professor publicly declares that another Ghanaian, the President of the Republic,John Dramani Mahama, is “inferior” to him because of tribal identity, it is not merely an offensive remark. It is a national disgrace. Dr. Joshua Jebuntie Zaato’s statement, reportedly made on TV3, that Mahama is inferior to […]
