Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Friday, November 6, 2026
In a display of political camaraderie and national unity, President John Dramani Mahama paid a courtesy visit to former President John Agyekum Kufuor, at his residence at Aburi, in the eastern region of Ghana to exchange season’s greetings. The meeting, which took place amidst the festive end-of-year atmosphere, served as […]
A Living Archive Of Faith, History And Identity From “Ablorde” (Liberty) to “Agbenyega” (Life is the greatest), Ewe names carry full sentences of philosophy, faith and memory.
By Kay Codjoe There is a reason serious prosecutions fear documents more than speeches. Documents remember. And the man now touring studios to launder indignation for Ken Ofori-Atta has a documentary footprint of his own that deserves daylight. Enayat Qasimi did not step into public life as a saintly defender […]
By Kay Codjoe The recent noise around GoldBod was packaged as accountability, but it arrived hollow. Allegations were fired rapidly, yet none were anchored in evidence. Dates were invented. Ownership was guessed. Certainty was performed. The result was not pressure on power, but embarrassment for those who mistook volume for […]
By Prof. Anthony Sallar What began as a routine trip from Accra to Jackson, Mississippi quickly unraveled into a marathon of delays, long lines, missed connections, and airport floors doubling as makeshift beds , a journey that would test the patience of even the most seasoned traveler. The trouble started […]
