By Kokui Tamakloe, Accra, for Sankofaonline: July 11,2025 When relationships end—whether after a short-lived romance or a years-long marriage—there’s a tendency to search for someone to blame. More often than not, that blame lands squarely on the shoulders of the male partner. Society has made it easy to paint him […]

By Michael Ashilevi, for Sankofaonline:July 11,2025 Ghana’s democracy has endured its share of storms, but the selective outrage surrounding electoral violence today threatens to turn principled discourse into hollow performance. We live in a time when those who once stood silent as citizens bled now seek applause for rediscovered morality. […]

By Niison Amankwa , for Sankofaonline On July 11, the streets of Ablekuma North bore witness not just to a parliamentary rerun — but to a pivotal moment in Ghana’s evolving democratic narrative. Beneath the surface of a delayed election marred by legal disputes and low turnout lies a seismic […]

By Emmanuel Lantei The recent remarks made by President Donald Trump regarding Liberian President Joseph Boakai’s English proficiency and education have ignited a familiar firestorm of criticism. Many perceived his comments as condescending—yet another brushstroke in the narrative of underestimating Africa. But what if there’s more to unpack here than […]