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…
By Eugene Davis Virtual asset oversight in Ghana enters a pivotal phase as the inauguration of the Virtual Assets Coordinating Committee enhances the nation’s capacity to address money laundering, terrorist financing, cybersecurity, and consumer protection risks. Speaking at the launch,…
As part of efforts to prevent disease outbreaks and improve environmental sanitation following recent flooding, Zoomlion Ghana Limited has stepped up its public health response. To safeguard communities, Zoomlion intensifies disinfection and disinfestation exercises across the Oti Region. The exercise,…
Childhood trauma in children fundamentally alters how young people view themselves, interact with their peers, and navigate the world around them. Society frequently evaluates children through the narrow lens of their outward behaviour—labelling a withdrawn child as disrespectful, a rebellious…
Young people are constantly told to make better choices: choose the right career, surround yourself with good friends, stay in school, avoid harmful relationships, speak up when something goes wrong and build a better future. The advice sounds straightforward. But…