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 […]
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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 […]
She Adopted 5 Boys nobody wanted, 27 Years later, they did something she never expected
hashtag#GloriaAdebayo was 35 when life tested her strength. After five years of marriage and multiple failed fertility treatments, her husband walked away, no explanation, just […]
Resetting Ghana: The Vision and Economic Legacy of John Dramani Mahama
On 31st January 2024, the then flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, visited Koforidua as part of his national […]
African Union Day: A Catalyst for Climate Action and Unity
As the African Union (AU) celebrates its day on May 25th, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the continent’s progress and challenges, particularly in […]
Exposing the Truth: AGLOW Movement’s Politicization and Its Implications
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) leadership and the current government seem to view AGLOW Movement as harmless, not considering it a significant threat. However, a […]
The Media Too Owes Citizens — and Must Be Held Accountable
“Press Freedom is not Press Immunity” Dear Nyaaba, I believe I have, in the past, endeavoured to explain to you how we your descendants, have […]
Balancing Energy Access and Environmental Integrity in Rural Electrification
—Spotlighting the role of RePower in Niomoune’s Community Resilience—Senegal In Senegal, while urban electrification nears 90%, rural areas remain largely underserved, with access lingering around […]
A Political Faux-Pas That Is All It Is!
Dear Nyaaba, Sammy Gyamfi may well be guilty of a political faux-pas, but let’s not pretend this is some grand betrayal of principle or party. […]