Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Preface: Sixty-seven years ago, Ghana enjoyed her liberation from the British colonial rule or what may be referred to by political pundits as liberated from the clutches of imperialist colonialism. As we continue to celebrate the Independence Day Anniversary on March 6, each year, we need to take stock of the current situation or have some level of […]
By Kafui Goka, Accra. In the heart of every Ghanaian beats the powerful rhythm of the national anthem, “God Bless Our Homeland, Ghana.” This revered anthem, rich with history and significance, is more than just a song—it’s a call to action, a prayer for unity, and a beacon of hope […]
In any vibrant community, conflicts and disputes can occasionally arise, sometimes originating from a minor incidence and spreading outward. These disputes, if not addressed, can create ripples of discord that disrupt the harmony and unity of the entire community. So, how do we achieve lasting peace when disputes arises? Here […]
In recent years, the Supreme Court of Ghana has faced allegations of being an appendage of the executive branch, raising concerns about its independence and impartiality. Critics argue that the court’s decisions often favor the current administration, leading to a perception that justice is not being served impartially. One of […]
Kwame Akuffo criticizes Supreme Court over vacant seats ruling Prominent lawyer Kwame Akuffo has raised concerns about the Supreme Court’s approach to the application for a stay of execution filed by Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, following the declaration of four parliamentary seats as vacant by the Speaker of Parliament, Alban […]
