By Nana Asiedu What if the NPP’s route back to Ayawaso West Wuogon runs through a woman? That is the question emerging from an opinion poll I recently conducted among electorates within the constituency. The findings are striking. In fact, from my interactions with voters across Ayawaso West Wuogon, a […]
Abraham, Hagar, Ishmael and Gaza; A Theological Rebuttal to Pastor Mensa Otabil
By Dr. NuruDeen Mohammed 19/10/2026 Video evidence Watch Pastor Mensa Otabil’s statements on YouTube Direct URL https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dGUm614Csq8&pp=ygUZTWVtc2FoIG90YWJpbCBvbiBQb2x5Z2FteQ%3D%3D The statement under review In a publicly available video titled Ps Mensa Otabil Addresses God’s Position on Polygamy, Pastor Mensa Otabil states that Abraham “committed fornication or adultery” with Hagar. He further asks […]
The Hidden Cost of Moving Employees: Why Ghanaian Businesses Need to Rethink Corporate Travel
-Baaba Hammond, Bolt for Business Country Sales Manager, Ghana A GHS50.00 ride can cost a business much more than GHS50,00. Not because the fare changes, but because of everything that can happen around it. For many businesses, employee travel is treated as one of those operational necessities that simply has […]
Is Manasseh Auditing The Auditor-General Or Putting Zoomlion On Trial As Usual?
By Mashoud Bawa Introduction: A Question of Fairness I am a Ghanaian writer passionate about environmental sanitation and the work of private waste management companies, especially the prestigious Zoomlion Ghana Limited. I am concerned when people, including Manasseh Azure Awuni, appear to undermine a company that has created jobs, helped […]
Former Defence Minister’s Remarks On AMA Exercise Need Circumspection
I have watched a video in circulation in which former Minister for Defence, Hon. Dominic Nitiwul, addresses a relocation exercise by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) affecting some of our brothers and sisters from the Konkomba community. With respect, the tone and framing of the remarks are unfortunate and do […]
Atewa Forest Under Siege: Inside Ghana’s Expanding Galamsey Crisis
An investigation by Save the Mining Communities-Ghana reveals how illegal mining is moving deeper into one of West Africa’s most important forests—and how local communities are being caught between economic survival, environmental destruction and alleged institutional failure. Illegal gold mining in Ghana’s Eastern Region is no longer a hidden or […]
REJOINDER: Galamsey Does Not Need A New Intelligence Architecture
Nana Attobrah Quaicoe, a former Director-General of the Bureau of National Intelligence, is not wrong about one thing: galamsey has become a serious national problem whose effects are becoming graver by the day. His assertion that criminal networks behind illegal mining (where they exist) should not be dealt with by […]
REJOINDER: Intelligence Is Not Simply What The Former Director-General BNI Says It Is The article, “The Difference Between Knowing and Seeing: Why Intelligence Services in Africa Are Still Fighting the Last War,” raises questions about the quality of intelligence analysis and the need for intelligence organisations to provide decision-makers with […]
Building Brands, Shaping Narratives, Navigating AI: The New Communications Agenda
By: Rutendo Nyamuda, Director of Brand Communications, Yellow Card For years, PR and communications were often treated as a supporting function – something businesses turned to for press releases, product announcements or reputational issues. But as markets become more connected and information moves faster, communications has become central to how […]










