By Rachel Irvine, CEO and Founder of Irvine Partners For decades, South Africa has been stuck in the same exhausting loop: dig something valuable out of the ground, ship it overseas, then buy back the finished product at a markup. We’ve done it with coal, platinum, and iron ore. We’ve […]
Per Parliament’s Standing Orders, the Minority Leader, in this instance the Micro Minority Leader (Asiedu Nketiah, 2025), is a Ranking Member of Parliament’s Appointments Committee. However, this provision, just like any other law, is not cast in iron, as such, the Deputy Minority Leader can competently replace the current ‘soiled […]
AirtelTigo has gone through real turbulence in the last few years, but to still hold and serve 3 million customers is an amazing story. What seem to have hit AirtelTigo the hardest is the recent roaming on Telecel cell sites when the towerco vendor, ATC, decided to shut down its […]
By Prosper AGBENYEGA The unfolding drama surrounding the fate of AT (formerly AirtelTigo) continues to deepen, marked by shifting government positions, conflicting statements, and growing public skepticism over a possible merger with Telecel Ghana. What began as a promise of revitalization has, over time, transformed into a controversy clouded by […]
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 […]
