By Jonathan Klutse, New York During a recent visit to Ghana, I asked my father what he needed. His humble request: forty thousand cedis for a small project. Little did I know, this seemingly modest sum would ignite a firestorm of unexpected consequences. A month after my return to the […]
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Justice or Evasion: The Right to a Constitutional Fair Trial
By Christopher Abbeyea The right to a fair trial stands as a cornerstone of any democratic society. It symbolizes justice, equality, and the rule of law. This right ensures that every individual, regardless of their status or power, receives an impartial hearing, a defense opportunity, and a verdict based on […]
Remembering the 1966 Coup: Insights and Lessons for Ghana
By Mr. Jonathan Agudetse As we honor the anniversary of the 1966 military coup that overthrew Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and the Convention People’s Party (CPP) regime on February 24, it is crucial to examine its historical significance and the lessons it offers for Ghana today. Historical Background:Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s […]
A New Dawn: Fuel Prices Drop as Mahama Leads Ghana’s Economic Revival
Advertisement: FAB CONSULT LLC By: Charles Kpodo , Accra. In the heart of Accra, the sun rose on a historic day for Ghana. For the first time in 2025, fuel prices saw a significant drop, bringing a wave of relief and optimism across the nation. It wasn’t just a statistical […]
Reparations for Slavery: Is Africa Making a Strong Enough Case?
By Emmanuel Okine.The transatlantic slave trade stands as one of humanity’s most inhumane actions against fellow humans. Beyond the trade in human lives, countless artifacts, minerals, and other resources were taken from African countries to Europe and elsewhere. Today, the legacy of this exploitation is seen in museums and private […]







