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 […]
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Revolution Immortal: Ghana and Burkina Faso Rekindle the Spirit of Sankara and Rawlings in Sahelian Solidarity
By Stephen Apolima | May 17, 2025 | Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso In a bold assertion of Pan-African unity, Ghana joined Burkina Faso to immortalize the revolutionary legacy of Captain Thomas Isidore Sankara, in a ceremony that resonated with the spirit of resistance against neocolonialism, militarised foreign interference, and external economic […]
The ‘Doctor’ Dilemma: Time to Uphold Academic Integrity in Ghana
By Stephen Apolima | 17 May, 2025 Accra, Ghana – In an era where education is a crucial pillar of national development, the prestige associated with academic titles such as “Doctor” should not be taken lightly—nor should it be allowed to fall into the realm of casual or misleading appropriation. […]
Obuobia Darko-Opoku and the Quiet Burden of Political Labour
By Stephen Apolima | Accra | May 14, 2025 In the complex calculus of political appointments, merit is often interpreted through multiple lenses—visibility, loyalty, competence, and strategic value. The recent appointment of Obuobia Darko-Opoku as Deputy Managing Director of the Ghana Airports Company Limited has placed her public service career […]
Kindness Misplaced, But Sammy Gyamfi Stands Tall
By Stephen Apolima12 May, 2025 In a world where genuine acts of kindness are becoming increasingly rare, it is important to first applaud the heart with which Sammy Gyamfi, Managing Director of the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC) and National Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), extended help […]






