By Kenneth Owusu Asante Amponsah A bank’s balance sheet is only as strong as the environment it depends on. Climate change has moved from a distant global conversation to a daily Ghanaian reality. From the choking red rivers of the Western Region to the eroded farmlands of the Ashanti and […]
By Christian Gidisu Accra, Ghana- After nearly three decades of distinguished service in Ghana’s public sector, Dr Isaac Crentsil, former Commissioner of the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), now faces one of the greatest tests of his career. Once celebrated as a reform-minded leader who helped reshape […]
By Emmanuel Boakye Ansah At sixty years old, the Ghana Cedi is far more than a currency, it is a living emblem of our sovereignty, a mirror reflecting our economic journey, and a test of our collective faith in the Ghanaian story. The Cedi has witnessed the triumphs, struggles, and […]
Not long ago, Ridge hospital was asked by the court to pay 3 million cedis in a case of a young woman dying in the Obstetric and Gynaecology Department and you will think that lessons have been learnt. Information gathered by this reporter indicates that a certain Mary Coffie, 34 […]
Tanzania was the first African country to start mobile money interoperability. In 2014, it pioneered the introduction of interoperability between mobile money operators, with initial bilateral agreements signed that year between providers like Airtel and Tigo Pesa. This marked the continent’s first such system, enabling transfers across different networks. Full […]
First and foremost, can Fourth Estate produce a letter indicating that I am a paid Consultant to KGL for the purpose of integrity and honesty? I still insist that, NLA’s letter was written on 7th October 2025, but the leadership of KGL received the letter on 13th October 2025 (attached […]
As part of NLA’s administrative procedures, the Authority wrote to KGL requesting for Data on Sales and Revenue for 2025. KGL also replied, indicating its willingness to submit the Data on Sales and Revenue fully audited by Internal and External Auditors for the year 2025. Suddenly, Fourth Estate and Sulemana […]
Integrity and credibility are built on consistency but unfortunately it seems our colleagues at Fourth Estate and Media Foundation for West Africa are gradually undermining their own integrity and credibility in relation to their investigative work about NLA-KGL deal, and I say so due to these facts: On 19th September […]
By: Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA Education is widely recognized as the foundation of national growth. Nations that succeed in the twenty-first century provide their citizens with the ability to think critically, address challenging issues, and adapt to a constantly changing environments. In Ghana, however, many of our classrooms still seem […]
The issue of galamsey is clearly bringing to light the weak fundamentals of some organisations and individuals, hence their submissions in public are exposing their insincerity and double standards. How will the public react to a situation where the Ghana Meteorological Agency goes to sleep without warning the public of […]
