Ghanaians did not vote casually in the last election. They voted with memory, frustration, and hope. After eight turbulent years widely criticised as one of the most difficult governing periods of the Fourth Republic, the electorate delivered a decisive mandate to the Mahama led NDC administration. The defeat handed to […]
Opinions
From 1957 Prosperity to 1966 Collapse: Why Hypocrisy Is Killing Our National Memory
By Akaneweo Kabiru Abdul
OP‑ED: Ghana’s Cocoa Contract Crisis — A Lesson in Price Wisdom, Policy Blind Spots, and the Cost of Locking Ourselves In
By Francis Kuegbesika , Accra. The uproar surrounding Ghana’s cocoa sector in recent weeks did not emerge from thin air. It is the predictable result of a contracting system that locked the country into fixed forward‑sale prices at the very moment the global market was shifting beneath our feet. Today, […]
GCTU-UTAG Executive Faces Backlash Over Procedural Missteps; Concerned Faculty Member Calls for Impeachment
Accra — A senior faculty member at the Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU), Dr. Jacob Dapilah, has issued a strongly worded critique of the UTAG–GCTU Executive, accusing the leadership of repeated procedural lapses, misleading communication, and actions that undermine the credibility of the association. In a detailed statement responding to […]
TEWU–GCTU Chairman Disowns “Federation of Staff Unions” Letter; Calls for Police Investigation Into Alleged Fraud
Accra, February 11, 2026 — A major dispute has erupted at the Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) after the Chairman of the Teachers and Educational Workers’ Union (TEWU–GCTU), Mr. Eric Wedzi, issued a strong disclaimer repudiating a letter circulating in the name of a so‑called “Federation of Staff Unions at […]







