Editorial

The crisis before us, a relentless, self-devouring assault on the very earth beneath our feet, is not merely an environmental...

The Honourable Kofi Totobi Quakyi,My Father, my Mentor, and Anchor of our Cause. ​I write this day, the 14th of...

On Thursday, November 13, 2025, when the Parliament of Ghana, through a resounding 163-to-69 majority vote, approved the nomination of...

The ascent of Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang to the Vice Presidency was not just a political appointment; it was a...

Elections are meant to be the lifeblood of democracy, a celebration of citizens’ voices and a peaceful contest of ideas....

The golden sheen of the Gulf, so often a symbol of economic aspiration, has this week been transformed into a...

​The stillness before the storm is often mistaken for peace, yet it is merely the deceptive calm before the historical...

Ghana’s Education Minister recently reiterated that Senior High School students are not permitted to keep long hair while in school....

Across Africa, and particularly in Ghana, the conversation about jobs and skills is changing. The rise of digital economies has...

The Minister of Education’s recent directive that Ghanaian schools must now teach in the mother tongue has stirred both applause...