“Environmental governance is not a luxury to be pursued after economic recovery” Ghana’s landmark Environmental Protection Act, 2025 (Act 1124) is in danger of becoming “law on paper” unless the NDC administration urgently moves to operationalize its core institutions, according to Dr. John Kingsley Krugu, former CEO of the Environmental […]
By M. Arhin The future of Ghana’s aluminium giant, the Volta Aluminium Company (VALCO), has become the centre of a growing national debate following reports that a strategic partner could take a controlling stake in the company, leaving Ghana with only 30 per cent ownership. At the heart of the […]
When Adelaide Phoebi Nettey graduated from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), she never imagined her passion for design would lead her to banking. Today, she is a Graphic Artist at UBA Ghana, having joined through the Graduate Management Acceleration Programme (GMAP). For many graduates, landing a meaningful […]
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is at a critical crossroads. After the bruising defeat of the 2024 general elections, the party is licking its wounds, reflecting on its missteps, and preparing for the battle to reclaim power in 2028. At the heart of this rebuilding effort is a single, undeniable […]
By Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA Development Economist and Educationist Each year, the release of the Auditor-General’s Report in Ghana is met with widespread anticipation. The report consistently reveals billions of cedis in financial irregularities across public institutions. Media coverage ensues, public debate intensifies, and Parliament summons officials who […]
Dear Prof. Kwaku Asare, Your latest remarks, arguing that “no degree is useless,” miss the entire point of Hon Dr. Osei Adutwum’s reformative vision. You are defending the certificate; Hon Dr. Osei Adutwum is defending the mind. Let us be clear: He never employed or used the word “useless.” He […]
Born 39 years ago in Agyapomaa, a small village in the Abuakwa South Constituency of Ghana’s Eastern Region, Andrews Kwame Perprem’s life story is one of extraordinary resilience, determination, and purpose. Raised by his maternal great-grandmother under extremely difficult conditions, Andrews experienced hardship from a very young age. Between the […]
I spent nearly a decade of my academic life studying and conducting research in the West before returning to Iran to teach. The dual exposure and experience have given me a comparative perspective that I believe is worth sharing with an international audience. What follows is not an ideological manifesto, […]
Story By: Felix Ernest Odamtten / Muhammad Faisal Mustapha…. In an era when Africa is increasingly looking inward for transformational leadership capable of driving sustainable economic growth, few entrepreneurs have emerged with a vision as expansive as . Through enterprise, innovation and strategic social investment, he has steadily positioned himself […]
One of the most difficult aspects of academia is a university’s capacity to admit and subsequently produce PhD graduates every four (4) years. It takes quality leadership, couple with the right administrative strategies, to provide enabling environment for PhD students to complete their studies and graduate. When UPSA started its […]
