How Ghana Can Achieve Strategic Autonomy
A Development Communications Perspective by Amin Mohamd Ghana has always had an interesting relationship with the idea of independence. In 1957, independence was not conceived merely as the transfer of political authority from the
UK UNGOVERNABLE? The Legislative Cure to Political Stability
By Dennis Appiah Larbi-Ampofo Esq. • Lawyer & Governance Consultant On the morning of 22 June 2026, Keir Starmer stood before the cameras and announced his resignation as Prime Minister. His departure was not
How China Just Overtook America as the Defender of Global Order
In a single vote at the United Nations, Beijing did something Washington has forgotten how to do: it acted like a responsible steward of the international system. It was a moment that should have
This One Decision Could Decide Bawumia’s Fate;And the NPP’s Future
The New Patriotic Party is at a defining moment, not just in choosing leaders, but in deciding what kind of political culture it wants to sustain going forward. With Mustapha Abdul-Hamid officially declaring his
Can We Stay Culturally Connected in a High-Tech, High-Pressure World?
Subtitle: A thoughtful look at education, funeral rituals, and who really decides which traditions survive. If you’ve ever driven home from a family funeral, especially one in your hometown, and found yourself unusually quiet,
Who is Cheating Ghanaians: GRA, Shop Owners, or the Government?
Two months after the government announced the abolition of the COVID-19 levy and a restructuring of Ghana’s Value Added Tax (VAT) regime, many Ghanaians are still paying the same taxes they were promised had
Serwaa Hieghts Holds First Hostel Safety And Health Orientation Workshop
Serwaa Height Hostel, a privately managed student accommodation facility operated by Leonards Homes Property Management Limited, has organized what is believed to be the first comprehensive Hostel Orientation Workshop of its kind in Ghana,
Eugene Ansong Wins Big at UniMAC Congregation
The first session of the fourth congregation of the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC) ended on a celebratory note for Mr. Eugene Gyamfi Ansong, who walked away as one of the institution’s
The NPP at a Crossroads: Why Boakye Agyarko Kyerematen Must Lead the Party’s Renewal
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is facing one of the most defining moments in its history. Once known for its discipline, unity, and principled leadership, the party is now struggling with internal disunity, indiscipline, and a
