Category: Opinions
Ghana’s Independence Day: A reflection on economic dependence and sovereignty
Every year on the 6th of March, Ghana celebrates its hard-fought independence from British colonial rule in 1957. It's a day filled with national prid [...]
Blessed 67th Independence Day, Ghana
How did we get it so wrong as a people and as a nation... that 67 years after telling the whole world that the Ghanaian, the African, the Black Man is [...]
Anti-LGBT+ Bill, a recipe for escalating violence
A cauldron simmers, brewing trouble, incorporating a pinch of resentment, and sprinkling with misunderstanding.
What began as heated debates could [...]
The Challenge of Political Promises and the Complex Realities of Governance
In politics, promises are the currency of hope. Politicians often make pledges to their constituents, outlining ambitious visions and bold agendas aim [...]
Prof. Divine Ahadzie: Is academia slow in redefining it’s research impact agenda?
Publish or perish is a common catchphrase in academia, transcending many generations and fuelling the strong emphasis on impact-based/traditional metr [...]
Prayer and How to Maximize the Effectiveness of Your Prayers
To maximise the effectiveness of your prayer, it is important to consider what prayer truly is. I have accepted the truth about prayer as being a mean [...]
Bawumia sweating after a decade of media framing and propaganda
Undoubtedly, one of the functions of the mass media is to set the agenda. But the important question that is often ignored is: whose agenda does the m [...]
Did mate Bawumia sleep on the job for the driver to end up in the ditch?
Ghana’s second most powerful man last Wednesday joined the ranks of the ubiquitous conductors on our commercial buses—trotro— to sell himself to Ghana [...]
Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah writes: This reshuffle is dead on arrival!
The ministerial reshuffle by the Akufo-Addo-Bawumia-led government is simply dead on arrival. It has been long overdue and comes at a time when the go [...]
The February 24, 1966 Putschists in Ghana: Consequences and impacts
On February 24, 1966, Ghana, a beacon of African independence and a symbol of African unity under the charismatic leadership of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, exp [...]
