By; Harry Hammond gozaro007@gmail.com 0244658466 / 0207698171 For years, I have watched with growing concern as the sanitation crisis in our capital, Accra, deepens. The gutters choked with plastic, the heaps of refuse at Agbogbloshie, Kaneshie, Kwame Nkrumah Circle and our beaches, they tell a story of a beautiful city slowly […]
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Paramount Chief Questions Relevance of 24 Hour Market Proposal
By Fuvi Kloku A pointed and culturally grounded critique has emerged from the Asebu Traditional Area, where the Paramount Chief, Nana Prof Okatakyi Amanfi VII, has openly questioned the practicality of the National Democratic Congress’ proposed twenty four hour market initiative. His remarks, now circulating widely across community platforms, have […]
Ghanaian Businesses Expanding Into the U.S. Market Through Cultural Festivals
Ghanaian cultural festivals in the United States have matured into strategic commercial gateways, transforming community gatherings into platforms for market expansion. Ghanafest in Chicago and Ga Homowo celebrations across major American cities now function as annual entry points for Ghana domiciled companies seeking to engage the diaspora, build brand visibility, […]
The Man Who Outran The Internet: How Mr. CNN Became The First Digital Chronicler Of Otumfuo’s Global Journeys
Dr. Charles Nimmo Ntiamoah Mensah, affectionately known across the diaspora as Mr. CNN, emerged in the late 1990’s and late 2000’s as a force which propelled Ghanaian digital media, home and abroad , into a new age. At a time when the internet was still a cautious experiment in many […]
The Death Of Discourse And The Rise Of Dismissive Rhetoric: An op‑ed by Daniel Nii Okine
In the contemporary public square, a troubling erosion of civic engagement is underway. Increasingly, individuals confronted with an opposing viewpoint abandon the discipline of argumentation and instead resort to dismissive rhetoric. The target becomes the writer, not the reasoning. The tone becomes the battleground, not the evidence. What should be […]







