ECG: An albatross on national development, or can it contribute more resources?
Ghana’s largest power distributor, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), which is supposed to be a key driver of the country’s economic growth, has become […]
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Civil Unrest on The Rise Around The World: Fatigue With The Ruling Class And Their Musical Chairs?
Dear Nyaaba, From Santiago to Seoul, Nairobi to Paris, a collective murmur is swelling into a roar. Civil unrest is no longer a regional tremor, […]
GCB Bank PLC: Navigating a Pivotal Crossroads amid Allegations of Opacity
In the dynamic landscape of Ghana’s financial sector, GCB Bank PLC, a longstanding and influential institution, has found itself embroiled in a controversy that threatens […]
Leaders In Worship: A Night of Sacred Renewal and Transformational Spiritual Experience
The Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre became a sacred sanctuary on the night of Leaders in Worship; an immersive spiritual experience where […]
My Cola Nut Protest, From 1992 to Present
—By an unrepentant cola-chewing conspirator Dear Nyaaba, I recall vividly that you always had a piece of cola handy, though you could not be said […]
Throes of Corruption in Ghana
Mavis Ekua Enyamah Kwainoe1, Paa Joy Akuamoah Boateng2 1Law School, University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana. 2Paajoy Law Group, Accra, Ghana. Abstract Corruption has eaten […]
Is the Social Contract Endangered? The Unraveling Pact in the Age of Autonomy and Technology
Dear Nyaaba, You will recall that before the advent of the Whiteman “burdened” with his mission to civilize the “Dark Continent”, you were already living […]
Time to Involve, Empower and Hold Accountable, Traditional Authorities in the Fight against Galamsey
Ghana’s battle against illegal mining, galamsey, is far from over, and it is clear that the state alone cannot win this war. While numerous task […]
When Someone’s Right Is Deemed Wrong By Another: The Case Of The Ongoing Nurses’ Strike In Ghana
In every democratic society, rights are foundational, but they often collide in moments of crisis. In Ghana, the ongoing nurses’ strike has brought this tension […]
Huffing and Puffing: A Reckless Call to Shut Down Embassies
In a climate already thick with populist overtones and short-sighted politicking, the recent call by former Member of Parliament Ras Mubarak to close down some […]