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The Electoral Commission (EC) has urged the Ghana Police Service to arrest individuals registering minors and foreigners in the ongoing limited voter registration exercise. Speaking at a press briefing on Monday, May 13, Deputy Chair of…

Every year, students from various universities in Ghana graduate with the hope of getting a job after finishing the mandatory national service. Meanwhile, about 56 per cent of them remain unemployed. The perfect dream of these youth…

Technology, the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, including the use of devices to facilitate the daily activities of man, is a great blessing to our generation. Mobile phones, and for that matter smartphones,…

It is sad that many people have died protecting their bonafide land and other properties. After landguard activities were criminalised by the passage of the Vigilantism and Related Offences Act, landguards continued to terrorise, murder…

The Ghana Water Limited (GCWL) has blamed the water shortages in Nsawam Adoagyiri in the Eastern region on erratic power supply and pollution of the Densu River. Residents in the Nsawam vicinity and neighbouring towns such as Pokuase and…

Ghana's energy sector stands poised for transformation, driven by the imperative for efficiency, sustainability, security and economic growth.  Central to this transformation is the strategic restructuring of the Volta River Authority's…

A game, a physical or mental activity or contest that is conducted according to rules (structured type of play) with participants in direct opposition to each other for fun or amusement, can serve as an important educational tool.…

The second of this two-part series focuses on what it will take for Ghana, famed for the best cocoa beans on earth, to make its name among the big chocolate makers of the world. Economic historians call them ‘linkages’. They are the…

Has it ever occurred to any writer or social commentator that some ethnic groups are referred to as if they do not have subgroups? A good example is the discourse on Asante, a sub-ethnic group of the Akans and Ewes, an ethnic group.…

The democratic ideals and practices that have been sustained in West Africa within the past three decades appear to be fading away, given the surge in military coups in recent years. Countries such as Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Gabon…