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Thursday, May 28, 2026
Ursula Owusu’s Reckoning: A Close Examination of Her Stewardship By Fuvi Kloku In the bustling streets of the Nation’s capital, Accra, whispers of Ursula Owusu, the Minister for Communications of Ghana, began to circulate. Known for her sharp unyielding resolve, Ursula had risen to prominence in the country’s political and […]
Finally, the elections are over and the people have spoken. And their verdict is clear and without ambiguity. They rejected corruption, incompetence, arrogance, and the reckless disregard for the national interest. To be candid, I write, not out of joy but a sad sense of duty. I know the insults […]
By Fuvi Kloku Nana Addo Danqua Akuffo-Addo came into power with grand promises. He assured us that his wealth would keep him from dipping into the public purse. He vowed to safeguard our finances, deliver value for money, and uphold democratic governance. But what did we actually witness? Instead of […]
By Antonio Dixon Victory is often portrayed as a jubilant crescendo, a triumphant roar. But today, victory feels like silence. Heavy. Sobering. We’ve won Ghana’s presidential election. The people have spoken. The torch of leadership has been passed. But what lies ahead isn’t glory—it’s a battlefield. Decades of mismanagement have […]
Dear JoyNews, I think you’re overstating the failure of Napo to deliver votes in the Ashanti Region for the NPP. There were issues with his utterances and concerns about “his arrogance.” No two ways about that. But the bloodbath the NPP suffered in this election was nationwide. I have often […]
