By Stephen Apolima | 25th May, 2025 Accra, Ghana – When senior lawyers in Ghana exchange biting words not in the courtroom but on Facebook, the nation must pause and reflect—not just on the rhetoric, but on the fragile relationship between law, politics, and public trust. In a recent heated […]

By Ato Kwamena Danso Dear Osagyefo, There’s a lot going on in the motherland, but I’m particularly struck by the recent performance of the cedi. In the absence of the Vice President, who heads the economic management team, the cedi has actually gained ground against the dollar. This has sparked […]

…..over six million cedis—paid in one lump sum upon retirement. And that’s just the beginning. Their annual pension starts at over ₵746,000 In a nation burdened by flooding, debt restructuring, unpaid contractors, IMF-imposed conditions, and chronic underinvestment in health and education, one must ask: Can we continue to afford the […]

By Stephen Apolima | 19 May, 2025 | Accra, Ghana A quiet revolution is reshaping the security architecture of Africa. What was once accepted as strategic cooperation is now being recast by African nations as encroachments on sovereignty. Across the continent, particularly in Francophone West Africa, there is a palpable […]