Chasing Highs and Losing Tomorrow
—A Nation’s Youth, Trapped in the Shadows of Addiction They once dreamt of becoming doctors, engineers, pilots, poets. Bright-eyed children from the corners of Accra, […]
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“Rise As Sentinels Of Sobriety”: Ghana’s Silent Drug Crisis Demands Bold Action
Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has called on traditional authorities to ‘rise as sentinels of sobriety”. An overdue but very necessary call. Necessary because Ghana […]
“Ghana Cannot Just Cobble Along, We Must Be Bold And Deliberate About National Integration”
My brothers and sisters of this land of great promise, Let us stop pretending. Let us stop pretending that Ghana is as united as we […]
Selective Knots and Strange Silences; Elizabeth Ohene, Come Again
Dear Nyaaba, Time was when I beamed with pride when I heard Elizabeth Ohene on BBC. She was without doubt a journalist par excellence. She […]
Understanding the Lawyer’s Role: Defending Justice, Not Crime!
The assault of a lawyer by relatives of a deceased immigration officer at a court in Ghana during a recent hearing is not only disturbing […]
Ghana’s Constitution Passes Its Most Difficult Test Yet!
—The fall of a Chief Justice and the Rise of Democratic Fortitude In a moment that will echo through the chambers of Ghana’s democratic history, […]
“Our International Morality Is At Stake” – Joseph Hill (Culture)
–A piercing reflection on conscience, complicity, and collective reckoning There are some statements that do not age. They refuse to grow old because the wounds […]
Guardians of Democracy: The Media’s Responsibility in the Akwatia By-Election
Akwatia, situated in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is famous for its rich history and well-known predominantly for its diamond mining industry, contributing meaningfully to […]
Dr. Bawumia: The Political Reckoning of Ghana’s Pampered Prince
In the volatile theatre of Ghanaian politics, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s trajectory represents one of the most instructive cases of political rise and fall in recent […]
The Bagre Dam Spillage Conundrum: Ghana’s Predictable Tragedy That Demands Bold Action
“The tragedy of the Bagre Dam is not that it spills, but that Ghana has failed to turn warning into protection.” Introduction For communities in […]