Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Friday, November 13, 2026
By Kay Codjoe It started quietly—like most redemptions do. Back in 2020, something shifted in Ghana’s political rhythm. The NDC, humbled by its 2016 defeat, began regrouping—not with fanfare, but with reflection. The party that once sidelined its founder, Jerry John Rawlings, now whispered his name with reverence. His death […]
By Kwame Sowu, Entrepreneur17 July 2025 Whenever I drive through some of our public universities, particularly those outside Accra, I am struck by a disturbing contradiction: these institutions with large populations, located in regions rich in raw materials and surrounded by skilled artisans and small-scale industries, remain visibly underdeveloped, deprived, […]
By Fuvi Kloku President Mahama’s announcement wasn’t just urban planning—it was political theatre with substance. The birth of Akwaaba City signals a recalibration of Ghana’s power map, challenging decades of infrastructural centralism and bureaucratic inertia. A Spatial Act of DecentralizationFor too long, Accra has stood as both nerve center and […]
By Jeremiah Asare , Accra , July 15,2025 The High Court of Ghana has become the venue for a pivotal constitutional contest. Suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo has initiated legal proceedings challenging the very existence of “Shining Stars,” an entity cited in one of the petitions seeking her removal. Her […]
By Jeremiah Asare , Accra , July 14,2025. Before the esteemed ECOWAS Court, Deputy Attorney General Dr. Justice Srem Sai presented a compelling argument: the recent suspension of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was not a unilateral act by the President, but the culmination of a constitutionally grounded […]
