First and foremost, Nana Akufo-Addo, former campaign manager of Prof. Adu Boahen, and who is widely regarded as the disciple, protege and political son of Prof. Adu Boahen has NEVER confirmed or stated that his Boss, Prof. Adu Boahen was sick during the presidential aspirant election of the NPP in […]
From Charity to Enterprise: A Strategic Narrative for Inclusive Prosperity
When Heirs Holdings Founder and Group Chair, Tony O. Elumelu, CFR took the stage at the 14th Nordic–African Business Summit in Oslo, Norway, he did so with conviction and clarity; “You make your money in Africa; Invest in Africa. Create jobs on the continent. Help to provide the infrastructure that […]
Fallout From The Fourth Estate Ridge Hospital Prescription Scam (Medical Kalabule)
The narrative and public disappointment of this ongoing narrative appears to be just one of the modus operandi of exploitation within the public health sector. The following questions and the possible answers will throw more light on these happenings. 1. Is it the case that, prior to this investigation, the […]
KGL: Ghana’s Most Transparent and Accountable Indigenous Corporate Brand – Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes
In an era of heightened public scrutiny and demand for corporate accountability, KGL Group has emerged as one of Ghana’s most transparent, ethical, and resilient indigenous companies, earning broad public confidence across the country’s corporate and governance landscape. Ghanaians have increasingly embraced the KGL brand, recognising the Group for its […]
The NDC government’s hypocrisy, Ken Ofori-Atta, ICE and matters outstanding….
Listening to the NDC government’s rhetoric about Ken Ofori-Atta and ICE is not only baffling, but laughable. Their insistence on the one hand that Ken Ofori-Atta must physically be present in Ghana to “answer questions”, when on the other hand the OSP is asking the criminal court for dealings with […]
What the SkyTrain Trial Reveals about Evidence, Email Trails, and Investment
By Abel Anderson www.netnewsledger.com The SkyTrain trial has highlighted the critical importance of documentary evidence within legal proceedings, redirecting focus from abstract discussions to tangible records. The prosecution’s case contends that the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (“GIIF”) Board approval was not secured for the 2018 investment, substantiating this claim with […]
The Envisioned National Media Commission: Promise and Pitfalls – A Practitioner’s Perspective
By Richard Quashigah – Media Practitioner since 1995, Legislator for 8 years, and three-term Member of the NMC Introduction As someone who has worked in Ghana’s media space since 1995, served as a legislator for eight years, and contributed across three terms on the National Media Commission (NMC), I […]









