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BY. DR BEN DAMOAH Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic transformation over the past two decades has been striking. Expanding cities, growing industries,...

BY: YAW MARFO ADU Almost every incumbent lost in the 2024/25 election cycle. Only Canada and Australia defied the trend...

By J.A. Sarbah In every political generation, there rises one figure whose presence is not just consequential — but providential....

By Hon. Kwaku Ampratwum Sarpong, MP-Mampong & Former Dep. Foreign Minister writes Today I would like to formally welcome our...

Author: Bonsam Bofuor The activities of some Ghanaian pastors in the just ended 2024 presidential election are akin to throwing...

The electorate in Ghana have to select a President amongst the 13 candidates, although the real choice is between...

Will Bagbin commit contempt of court? We, the people of Ghana, have accepted the 1992 Constitution as the highest...

This is how someone becomes lawfully recognised as a Member of Parliament in Ghana following an election. First, the...

Over a billion people worldwide are afflicted by neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), primarily in tropical and subtropical areas. Poor...

Gyampo comes across as finding it so hard to see his own ignorance, or on very mild terms, his human limitations. He is unwilling to admit...

At face value, the spike in galamsey agitations appears to be  a division between those who are genuinely interested in preserving our environment and survival, and those who are unconcerned.

Ghana's Free SHS/TVET policy has significantly expanded access to secondary education, increasing enrolment from 813,448 students in then 2016/17 academic year to 1.48 million in 2023/24 academic year, representing an 83% increase in enrollmen