Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Monday, September 7, 2026
If I, Daniel Nii Okine, were to be handcuffed and dragged to a police station today for a crime, do you know what my family would do? They wouldn’t organize a riot. They wouldn’t bus in rented crowds to chant slogans, nor would they threaten to burn down the precinct. […]
By Daniel Nii Okine Ghana’s democracy is not undone by external enemies or economic turbulence. It is undone from within , by a political culture that treats accountability as persecution and criminal allegations as partisan warfare. A nation that refuses to hold wrongdoers accountable is not merely weak; it is […]
Source : Benison Moses On 19th June 1983, Ghana witnessed one of the most violent and dangerous coup attempts in the country’s history. The target was the government of Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings and the ruling Provisional National Defence Council (PNDC). Unlike many previous military uprisings, this was a […]
By; Dr. Christian Sewordor Mensahchristian.mensah@accramet.edu.gh Prologue: The Divide at Home It began as something so ordinary that I almost laughed at myself for paying attention to it. Music. In my household, music was always playing in the background, sometimes soft gospel melodies on Sunday mornings, sometimes reggae rhythms drifting through […]
Every nation recruits its young people not just to fill immediate roles, but to invest directly in its collective future. When we open the doors to public service, the military, civil service, and private employment, we project a powerful statement about who belongs, who can contribute, and what kind of […]
