Opinion

The former Energy Minister, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh's call for the government to exit gas processing is seductive in its...

Every rainy season, Accra faithfully hosts one of its most-anticipated national events: The Great Aquatic Exhibition of Greater Accra. Unlike...

Some farmers in the Bono and Bono East regions are turning to beekeeping as a climate adaptation strategy and an...

Ghana’s maritime trade ecosystem is facing an unexpected and increasingly dangerous challenge, not from global supply chain disruptions, not from...

Across much of corporate Africa, organisations still treat wellbeing, engagement, and productivity as separate agendas. All three, however, are shaped...

Part 1: Xenophobia in South Africa On the 27th of May 2026, the government of Ghana welcomed 300 of its...

Every rainy season, residents of Accra brace themselves for a familiar and painful reality: flooded homes, destroyed businesses, traffic gridlock,...

What must an African carry to be accepted in Africa? A passport? A visa? A work permit? Or simply fear?...

In a world where access, privilege, connections, and perception often shape outcomes, golf remains one of the clearest reminders that...

I did not grow up thinking about language as a development problem. I grew up thinking about language as a...

Human trafficking in Ghana is taking an alarming turn as new figures from the Ghana Police Service reveal a sharp...

I did not grow up thinking about language as a development problem. I grew up thinking about language as a...

The recent wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa has reignited a troubling debate about migration, economic hardship, governance, and...

The air inside the ballroom of the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra during the 12th Annual Ishmael Yamson & Associates...

As Ghana continues its efforts to improve educational quality and student achievement, policymakers and school leaders face a critical question:...