The recent appointment of DCOP Abdul-Osman Razak, a serving police officer, as the National Security Coordinator has sparked a lot of discussion among commentators. Among others, some commentators are wondering how DCOP Razak, who remained on his rank for eight (8) good years without promotion by IGP Dampare, could be […]

Optimising Ministerial Roles: Why MOFAs leadership trumps MOTI in driving Agribusiness growth. I. Introduction Ghana’s agricultural sector has long been recognized as a vital component of the country’s economy, providing employment, income, and food security for millions of citizens. As the country strives to achieve middle-income status, the need to […]

In every community, workplace, or social circle, there are individuals who believe they have all the answers. These self-proclaimed experts often criticize everything and speak on topics they lack knowledge about. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, the actions of these know-it-all critics can be particularly harmful. Here’s why: […]

In Ghanaian politics, the fate of MMDCEs when a president’s term concludes is a matter of significant debate. The Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936), and the Local Governance (Amendment) Act, 2017 (Act 940), offer a framework for understanding this issue, but interpretations can vary. Do Terms End Automatically or […]

Land ownership in Ghana is a complex and fascinating blend of historical, cultural, and legal systems. The country’s land tenure system incorporates both customary and statutory laws, reflecting its deep-rooted heritage and evolving governance structures. Customary Land Ownership: About 80% of Ghana’s land is held under customary law, managed by […]