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
Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault?, J. A. Sarbah Questions the Fairness of Blame
In a thought-provoking political essay titled “Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault? A Political Cross-Examination of the 2024 NPP Defeat,” political commentator J. A. Sarbah has sparked fresh debate on whether the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) 2024
Breaking voter apathy: 4 Women panelists propose solutions in UniMAC Political StrategyLab X Series
Disinterest in voter participation in major electoral processes in Ghana over the years has ignited major concerns and provoked conversations about its damning effects on the nation’s sustained democracy since the beginning of the
Electoral Violence and the Danger of Historical Justification.
The recent violence that erupted during the Ablekuma by-election is yet another painful reminder of a dangerous trend in Ghanaian politics, one where elections are no longer defined by the will of the people
Profile Of The Month: Oscar Bimpong — The Mindset Revolutionist
In the ever-evolving landscape of personal and organizational development, few names shine as brightly as Oscar Bimpong. A seasoned transformational speaker, author, and corporate trainer, Oscar has become a continental and global force in
Free Trade, But Where’s the Free Movement?
A candid reflection on Africa’s borders, politics, and the promise of a single market The Question That Keeps Me Up at Night How can the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) truly succeed when
Dennis Aboagye Slams Government Over Fuel Levy and Trust Betrayal
On the Newsfile program aired on Joy News, Dennis Miracle Aboagye launched a scathing critique of the current government, accusing it of betraying the trust of the Ghanaian people by introducing new taxes, particularly the recent
Mahama Touts Ghana’s Economic Recovery as Model for Africa
Ghana’s President John Mahama speaking at the 2025 African Development Bank (AfDB) annual meeting, highlighting the country’s remarkable economic turnaround and advocating for “smart borrowing” strategies across the continent. Ghana’s Debt Reduction and Currency
We Will Set a Standard No Government Can Reverse” – President Mahama Vows
President John Mahama has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to stabilizing Ghana’s economy and restoring public trust in governance, declaring that his leadership will set an irreversible standard for future governments, regardless of political affiliation.
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
Aburi Botanical Gardens: A 135-Year-Old Treasure in Need of Renewal
Nestled in Ghana’s Eastern Region, Aburi Botanical Gardens stands as one of the nation’s most iconic landmarks. Established in 1890, the Gardens have not only served as a hub for recreation but also as
Empowering Inmates Through Skills and Hope: Save The Coin Foundation’s “My TVET, My Wealth” Initiative at Koforidua Prisons
Save The Coin Foundation empowers inmates at Koforidua Prisons through hands-on TVET training, restoring dignity, hope, and livelihood opportunities. Save The Coin Foundation has once again reaffirmed its deep commitment to social transformation and
Pages of Hope: Turning Books into Bridges of Change
Last Friday marked another beautiful chapter in the story of the Chapters and Chatters Book Club, a vibrant community of bibliophiles whose love for reading extends beyond pages into purpose. Under the theme “Pages
Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault?, J. A. Sarbah Questions the Fairness of Blame
In a thought-provoking political essay titled “Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault? A Political Cross-Examination of the 2024 NPP Defeat,” political commentator J. A. Sarbah has sparked fresh debate on whether the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) 2024
Oliver Barker-Vormawor’s Bold Take on Power, Hope, and Neocolonial Influence
In the latest episode of DTC OfficialGh, host Amin Mohammed sat down with the outspoken lawyer and human rights activist Oliver Barker-Vormawor, Esq., to unpack Africa’s democratic struggles, the wave of military takeovers in West Africa, and the
Okyeame Kwame Calls for a Cultural Reset: Bridging the Rift Between Media and the Arts
Ghanaian music icon Okyeame Kwame has called for a renewed partnership between the media and the creative industry, emphasizing the need to replace competition and mistrust with collaboration and shared purpose. Speaking at the
Mental Health Day: Safeguarding the Storytellers Behind the Stories
Each year on October 10, we mark World Mental Health Day to shine a light on the crucial reality that mental health is not optional, even more so in emergencies. This year’s theme, “Mental
Exposure Is Not Enough: How Long, and To What?”
An Interview with Michelle Ankra || Story by; Rose Kwaw || Contact: rosekwaw579@gmail.com In this thought-provoking interview, Michelle Ankra-Pambour dives deep into the complex issue of Brain Drain versus Brain Gain and what it
