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.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Again Over International Student Ban
Harvard University filed a second federal lawsuit against the Trump administration on Friday, just a day after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) revoked the university’s certification to enroll international students. The lawsuit marks
Public Frustration Mounts as Sam George Faces Backlash Over High Cost of Internet Data
Communications Minister Hon. Sam George is facing a wave of public criticism following growing concerns about the high cost of internet data in Ghana, despite earlier promises to reduce it if given the opportunity
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
Prof Elsie Effah Kaufmann Tops 2025 Trivia Hall of Fame
Professor Elsie Effah Kaufmann, the long-serving host of Ghana’s National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has been named Number One in the Trivia Hall of Fame™ 2025, an international accolade celebrating her contributions to
Can Africa’s youth lead in shaping the future of Artificial Intelligence?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay. It is changing how we work, learn, and even interact with one another. But one important question remains: Can young people lead the future of AI, especially
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
Ghana has no excuse. We have centuries of lessons, technology, access to global capital, and a young, energetic workforce.
By Benny Nana Poku | Investment Analyst & Founder, Flowwealt Ghana today finds itself in a position strikingly similar to where parts of today’s developed economies stood in the 1800s. In August 2025, as
Wealth Is Not a Mystery: 5 Practical Steps to Build Real Financial Resilience
“The goal isn’t to be rich. It’s to be resilient.” – Dr. Evans Duah In a world driven by consumerism and instant gratification, many people continue to treat wealth as a miracle, something that
Profile Of The Month: Mary Ashun – The Transformational Leader Reimagining Education for a New Generation
A Visionary Beyond the Blackboard “Do you see galaxies where others see mere stars?” This probing question, often posed by Dr. Mary Asabea Ashun, captures the essence of her life’s work: to ignite imagination,
How One Man Is Building Africa’s Gaming Industry from Scratch
When we think about gaming, our minds often drift toward Sony, Microsoft, or massive game franchises from the U.S., Japan, or Europe. But in a small studio in Ghana, Eyram Tawia is on a
How One Man is Rewriting the Future of Education and Entrepreneurship in Africa
When a former investment banker swaps spreadsheets for lecture halls and Wall Street hustle for West African classrooms, something extraordinary is brewing. In a recent episode of Africa Connect, host Kafuti Talahumbu sits down
