Category: OPINION
The current state of Ghana
As a concerned citizen of Ghana, I am deeply troubled by the current state of our nation. Despite gaining independence in 1957, Ghana has yet to achie [...]
Linking Africa and Brazil
Professor Gustavo Brito (PhD) talks about reading and translating Ama
I met my good friend, the award-winning author Manu Herbstein, in Johanne [...]
What Ghanaians missed in the toilet cleaner’s comment on PhDs and Dutch passports
For starters, I discovered that one of the most widely sung worship tracks in the world was actually composed by a Ghanaian! For all the years we've b [...]
The importance of Women Development Bank to Ghanaian women and SMEs
In the quest for economic development and gender equality, targeted financial services for women have become a focal point globally. In Ghana, the con [...]
Sirens for MPs and Ministers: A Slap in the Face of Democracy
The recent Legislative Instrument (L.I) laid before parliament by the Ministry of Transport is a brazen affront to the principles of democracy and equ [...]
The Rise of the Sleeping Giants: The resurgence of TUC- SSNIT hotels privatization chronicle
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) of Ghana, once a formidable force in the nation's socio-political landscape has experienced a period of dormancy that h [...]