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Sirens and hazard lights misuse amounts to lawlessness
A clear example of how Ghanaian politicians, and their cronies as well as security companies, are showing total disregard for law and order, is the misuse of sirens and hazards lights on our roads. Sadly, we just watch on.
A new UN tax convention to tighten efforts against illicit financial flows
This month, the world could witness a radical shift in the international political landscape. A new United Nations convention for tax cooperation would fix the broken rules-based system of international governance.
The uneven scale of justice: A call for equity and consistency over SALL
As a proud son of Santrokofi, nestled within the Guan constituency of the Oti Region, I have witnessed firsthand the profound injustice inflicted upon our people by the very institutions entrusted with safeguarding our rights.
How Akufo-Addo took Ghana from a bad, but hopeful place to a worse and hopeless state
In the past week some news sources have reported the President, Nana Akufo-Addo assessing and marking himself highly as having performed well as president.
Unmasking the different types of constitutional crises
What happened to the people of Santrokofi, Akpafu, Likpe and Lolobi (SALL) area in the Oti Region, now known as Guan Constituency, who were denied a place in the eighth Parliament is a wicked thing to do.
The battle for hearts and minds
As Ghana approaches its crucial 2024 general election, the nation finds itself at the centre of a sophisticated propaganda war.
Would the Gold for Oil debacle have electoral ramifications for the NPP?
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.
Africa’s fading promise: A call for press freedom and democratic renewal
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…
GIPC scandal shows deeper rot in public financial management
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 mounting debt crisis and the need for reform in the global financial architecture
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.