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The rejected ballot: A misplaced power of the thumb
The phrase "misplaced power of the thumb" could metaphorically suggest the misuse or mishandling of voting authority or the symbolic act of voting. Imagine a scenario, where the "thumb" symbolizes the power to vote-a fundamental right in…
The Journalism Hangout: What the participants are saying
The Journalism Hangout I started on May 3, 2019 has come to stay. Like a safe haven for journalists, participants discover camaraderie, they find warmth, inspiration and motivation to do more and better journalism.
Why I started the Journalism Hangout and now it’s spreading across the country
The Journalism Hangout is an informal training event that I started in May 2019. I did the first one in my office on May 3, 2019. There were five of us. Jonas Nyabor, Ayishetu Zakaria, Muftawu Nabila Abdulai, Gifty Danso and myself.
Gender injustices: Rape, defilement – The unclear support service
The daily morning hustle and bustle at most police stations are real. At the MTTD division, drivers arre chasing their documents and vehicles due to traffic management issues, on the other hand the charge office, is normally crowded with…
Ghana needs robust, resilient Internet connectivity to avoid March 2024 service disruption
March 14, 2024, saw a massive disruption of internet connectivity in several African countries. West Coast African countries affected include Ghana, Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Liberia and Benin.
The empty emergency tray and the ‘dying’ man
On a visit to a health facility at Doryumu, a remote area in the Shai Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region, Catherine Aku Klutse meets a man lying breathless while a nurse looks on helplessly.
The 24-hour economy proposition for Ghana: The demand question still lingers
The attempt by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to cash in on the popularity of the 24-hour economy idea is running through the nerves of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) gurus like electrons.
Preparing for epidemic outbreaks: Public health emergency fund in Ghana crucial
As the saying goes; “health is wealth”, governments around the world have obligations to protect their citizens from health complications, emergencies and pandemics that have the potential to take the wealth from them (the citizens).
Would Ghana’s democracy stand the test of time in 2024 elections?
Since Ghana’s independence on March 6, 1957, it has consistently held successful elections, a testament to its commitment to democracy and peace.
Ghana’s public debt exceeds GH¢650b and 62.7% of GDP as at February 2024
There is no doubt that Ghana’s economy is in deep crisis, no matter how much positivity one talks about. With the total public debt running up to GH¢658.6 billion, approximately $53.1 billion as at February 2024, it is 62.7 per cent of GDP.