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One of the most interesting features of going upscale in literally every facet of human endeavour is wondering how civilisation appeared to exist in one’s life prior. On the few occasions when I have lost my swanky, modern mobile phone…

Currently, Ghana and some African countries are experiencing massive internet disruptions that have had a significant impact on businesses across the region. These disruptions can have a major impact on businesses, causing communication…

The selection of running mates in Ghana’s political landscape holds immense significance, akin to the election of flagbearers. While achieving a proper balance on the ticket is crucial for the electoral success of the party, it is…

Many advocates, gender activists, development agencies and civil society organisations have been making a strong case for the inclusion of women in high-level politics and empowering them economically. A clear case is an ongoing advocacy…

For decades, the international community has grappled with the challenge of ending extreme poverty, which is the leading Sustainable Development Goal for 2030. Despite some progress, we remain far off track, with an estimated 700 million…

The Ghana Prisons Service has said that it is pursuing the Chinese convict who escaped from custody after deceiving two prison officers with a KFC meal and soft drinks. According to CCTV footage, the prison officers accompanied the…

The scramble for the multidimensional control of the African continent by global players is a geopolitical reality. In order to be part of this geopolitical arena, foreign players have been devising different mechanisms for revitalizing…

Many years ago when Ghana became independent, to take on the true identity of a Ghanaian was actually recognised as something that needed to be constructed through projects that were instituted. In his book “Living with Nkrumahism”,…

If you didn’t already know that Wanlov the Kubolor has made his imprint on Ghana’s musical and cultural scene, it would be hard to invent him as a character in a storybook or skit. Barefooted and dressed in a doubled over wrap cloth as…

Living in California from the 1970s, I depended for news about Ghana from two main sources: initially from the “West Africa” weekly magazine, and later on from the “Talking Drum” weekly, edited by Elizabeth Ohene. Both magazines were…