A recent incident at AngloGold Ashanti, which resulted in the loss of seven lives, has brought the responsibilities of Ghana’s media into sharp focus. The reported incitement by Captain Smart, a presenter on Onua TV, has raised critical questions about media ethics, accountability, and the role of Media General, Onua […]
Opinions
Mahama’s Swift Cabinet Appointments: A Historic Commitment to Effective Governance
President John Dramani Mahama has decisively marked the beginning of his presidency with a swift and comprehensive cabinet appointment, fulfilling his promise to announce a full team within two weeks of his swearing-in. This unprecedented speed, a historic first in Ghanaian politics, signals a clear commitment to effective governance and […]
Ghana’s Gold Gap: A Billion-Dollar Secret and the Need for Reform
In 2014, Ghana’s official gold export figures painted a picture of substantial wealth: $1.7 billion worth of the precious metal declared through the Bank of Ghana and shipped globally. However, a stark discrepancy emerged when comparing this figure to import data from other nations. India alone, according to its government’s […]
Bridging Trust: President Mahama’s Call for Unity and Progress
By James Atsitsogbui During the vibrant celebration of Akwasidae, President Mahama addressed the concerns raised by Nana Otumfuo regarding his distrust in politicians to develop his kingdom. While the Asantehene expressed frustration and skepticism, President Mahama painted a different picture, highlighting the collaborative efforts between them. President Mahama emphasized the […]
Life Lessons, The Story Of Yayra Koku And The NIA
This story makes me believe that the story of Haman and Mordecai is true Wisdom Deku popularly known as Yayra Koku is an astute IT personality who was employed at the National Identification Authority as far back as 2007 when President John Kufuor started the National ID cards. The man […]






