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Scores of passionate praying Ghanaians, who, hitherto, had met virtually for about an hour from Monday to Friday, stormed the Accra Sports Stadium on saturday, November 1, 2025. The mission? For the New Season Prayer and Prophetic…

The Member of Parliament for Ofoase-Ayirebi, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has voiced his apprehensions regarding the draft Cybersecurity Bill, asserting that it poses a threat to free speech within the nation. He pointed out that certain…

Why Ghana cannot convert ambition into sustained industrial outcomes unless SIGA is insulated, empowered, and financially predictable Ghana’s vision for industrialisation and export competitiveness under AfCFTA is clear. The country has…

In the highly charged bear pit of party politics, it is quite understandable that swords would clash and some would even overshoot the runway of decent commentary with respect to the NPP’s presidential primaries campaign. However, I…

Delay in parliamentary processes needed to ratify the country’s first lithium mining lease has left Ghana’s first lithium mining venture in limbo. Stakeholders, including government, investors and community leaders, are instead said to be…

A suspect has been arrested by the police in the killing of two forest guards at Mpamso in the Dormaa Central Municipality of the Bono Region. The suspect is said to be the one behind the killing of two ADRAS timber concession guards at…

When the fishing canoes of Adina and neighbouring coastal communities began returning to shore in August, the scene resembled a festival. Nets came in heavy with anchovies, small cod and other small pelagic species — a striking contrast to…

The government has lifted the curfew that was enforced on Gulumpe and its neighbouring areas within the Kintampo North Municipality of the Bono East Region due to an improvement in the security situation. This decision was communicated in…

At 60 years old, the Ghana Cedi is far more than a currency — it is a living emblem of our sovereignty, a mirror reflecting our economic journey, and a test of our collective faith in the Ghanaian story. The Cedi has witnessed the…

Across Africa, Private Military Contractors (PMCs) have become the new power brokers, selling security, buying influence, and quietly rewriting the rules of sovereignty. From the gold mines of Sudan to the oil fields of Libya, groups like…