Editorials/Opinion

As Ghana approaches its crucial 2024 general election, the nation finds itself at the centre of a sophisticated propaganda war.

As the 2024 general elections in Ghana loom, the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) finds itself grappling with the fallout from a policy that was once touted as a game-changer for the country's economy.

In 2011, when The Economist boldly proclaimed, "Africa Rising," it captured a moment of continental optimism. The cover, featuring a young boy flying a kite shaped like Africa, symbolized hope, potential, and a future unbound by the…

The recent exposés on the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) have laid bare a troubling pattern of financial mismanagement and questionable decision-making in the public sector, that require immediate action.

Africa’s debt stocks have grown significantly in the past decade. Understandably, African governments took advantage of historically low interest rates in the 2010s and borrowed heavily from international capital markets and China.

I am a Ghanaian public interest journalist who has keenly followed and written consistently on issues surrounding the questionable award of an Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS) contract by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) for…

A former deputy Minister of Finance, Kwaku Kwarteng is saying for years Ghana’s economy has been ran like a Ponzi scheme.

The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) has been called upon to revolutionize investment promotion strategies and reshape Ghana's investment landscape.

Creating a world free of poverty on a livable planet hinges on boosting growth and creating jobs in Africa. At this year's G7 summit, leaders must focus on how they can help African countries achieve these goals, which will require a…

The term "Global South" first appeared in 1969 in an article by political activist Carl Oglesby in the liberal Catholic journal “Commonweal”, which argued that the Vietnam War was the culmination of a history of "Northern domination of the…