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Stakeholders commit to reducing high cost of doing business at Ghana’s ports…
Key agencies within Ghana's shipping and logistics value chain have pledged to address the major challenges driving…
Politics
Government to demolish buildings on six Accra wetlands
The government, as part of a new strategy to curb flooding and restore the capital’s natural drainage system, has…
Feature Articles
After nearly billion dollars spent, little seem to change with Accra floods
In this second and final instalment on our article on the death of Accra’s water bodies and the resultant never…
Editorials/Opinions
The Accra floods: Hold the powerful accountable
The rains are here again, and with them comes flooding, a familiar and painful reality for some residents of Accra. As dark clouds gather and the first drops fall, anxiety replaces excitement. Roads become rivers, homes are inundated,…
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Open letter to leaders of churches and mosques across Ghana
Dear Esteemed Religious Leaders,
I write to you not in anger, but in deep concern - and with profound respect for the sacred responsibility you carry as shepherds of conscience in our nation.
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We remembered June 3, but the victims are forgotten
Only yesterday we remembered. Some of us, remembered the June 3 disaster at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle. The tragic twin calamity of flooding and a fuel station explosion struck the country at the heart of the capital Accra at the Kwame…
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Afenyo-Markin and the cost of troubling conduct
Ghana’s democracy booms not only because political parties vie, but because political leaders, especially those in leadership positions appreciate the disciplines that hold the state together.
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Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang
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