This is the letter from Francis Asenso-Boakye MP, that yaanom are twisting? Isn’t this common sense ? A Questionable Shift: Abandoning the Accra–Kumasi Dualisation for a New Expressway is Misguided By Francis Asenso-Boakye The recent announcement by President John Dramani Mahama to begin the construction of a brand-new six-lane expressway […]
Afenyo-Markin, a Leader or a Loser?
When the NPP appointed Afenyo-Markin as its majority leader in February 2024 following the covert sacking of Hon. Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu, which was camouflaged and presented to the public as a resignation, the NPP held 137 seats. Following the tragic death of Hon. John Kumah, a by-election was held in […]
The Presidency is not obligated to disclose details of the Independence Day Expenditure to Fourth Estate
The Fourth Estate, as usual through ignorance, is requesting for the details of the annual Independence Day expenditure and the sources of funding for it. The request was made to the Office of the President using the RTI Act, 2019(Act 989). However, what Fourth Estate failed to appreciate under the […]
Has the Credibility of KGL Turned Fourth Estate and Media Foundation for West Africa into Bitter Liars?
The Fourth Estate, since the beginning of 2025, has been pushing an agenda against KGL. This has attracted the attention of some of us. Fortunately, majority of Ghanaians are losing interest in the series of publications from Fourth Estate against KGL because it has been about rehashing the same old […]
Swift’s Blockchain Gamble. Can the World’s Banking Backbone Reinvent Itself?
By: Chris Maurice, CEO and co-founder of Yellow Card For years, industry headlines have circled around the same narrative: blockchain will kill Swift. The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, founded in the 1970s, has been the invisible layer behind trillions of dollars in global payments. Yet its very design […]
AGI at Crossroads: Why the Association Needs a Vibrant Leader Like Ralph Ayitey to Clean Up the Mess
As the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) prepares for its pivotal election on November 27, 2025, the stakes could not be higher. Once a powerhouse in shaping Ghana’s industrial future, AGI today is perceived by many as a chessboard for political maneuvering, diminishing in influence, direction, and integrity. For an […]
Unauthorized Representatives: Impacts on your Canadian Visa
By Marie Keita Amarteifio and Felicia Ewoenam Tsekumah In the last few months, we’ve seen a lot of bans placed on individuals and groups based on varied reasons. One of such concerning and avoidable occurrences is the use of Unauthorized Representatives for Canadian Visa applications. What Constitutes Representation? Representation simply […]
The NPP Cobra Effect
There’s a lesson from history called the Cobra Effect. It describes a situation where a strategy meant to produce results ends up creating a bigger, more uncontrollable problem. And when you look at the communication culture within the NPP today, that lesson becomes painfully relevant. For years, Ken Agyapong built […]










