Why the developing world’s most travelled leaders keep returning from Singapore, London and Tokyo with photographs instead of change By Ing. Prof. Douglas Boateng, Chartered Director UK | Chartered Engineer UK | Fellow, Institute of Directors UK | Fellow, Ghana…
By Daniel Oduro Celebrated Ghanaian businessman Dr Kofi Amoah, popularly known as Citizen Kofi, has called for a national rethink of how corruption is investigated and punished, arguing that Ghana’s current approach risks turning corruption into an attractive route to…
By Albert Amekudzi There is a difference between planting a Ghanaian flag over a mine and building Ghanaian capacity beneath it. For generations, Ghana has dug into the earth in search of gold. Yet perhaps the most important question confronting…
By Ebenezer Sasu There are very few subjects in Ghanaian society today that have the emotive and polemical impact as homosexuality. The debates are frequently framed in terms of morality, culture, religion, and tradition. Some consider same-sex relationships to be…
By the time the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act was passed in December 2025, Ghana’s virtual asset market was already up and running. Substantial financial activity is already taking place through virtual asset platforms, much of it beyond the traditional…
On 2 September 2026, the United Arab Emirates Cabinet convened at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi under the chairmanship of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of…
By Dr Nnenna ChikeziePower is often imagined as something to be possessed, protected and passed down. Those who have it guard it carefully; those who do not have it struggle to gain access. Across many African societies, political and institutional…
Global cocoa market prices sat at approximately $6,636 per metric tonne in August 2026—a sharp decline from the peak of $12,000 per tonne recorded in December 2024. While black pod disease and erratic weather patterns have disrupted crop output across…
By Ebenezer Sasu Discussions surrounding the fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, continue to dominate the Ghanaian national discourse. What has sparked widespread public outrage is the apparent lack of political will to tackle this environmental crisis head-on.…
Power is often imagined as something to be possessed, protected, and passed down. Those who have it guard it carefully; those who do not struggle to gain access to it. Across many African societies, political and institutional power has become…