By: Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA Education is widely recognized as the foundation of national growth. Nations that succeed in the twenty-first century provide their citizens with the ability to think critically, address challenging issues, and adapt to a constantly changing environments. In Ghana, however, many of our classrooms still seem […]
Researchers or Merchants of Doom?
The issue of galamsey is clearly bringing to light the weak fundamentals of some organisations and individuals, hence their submissions in public are exposing their insincerity and double standards. How will the public react to a situation where the Ghana Meteorological Agency goes to sleep without warning the public of […]
Speech to Parliament: King calls for greater social justice
King Mohammed VI delivered a speech to Parliament on Friday on the occasion of the opening of the first session of the 5th legislative year of the 11th Legislature. Addressing parliamentarians, King Mohammed VI praised their work, whether legislative, monitoring government action, or evaluating public policies. The Sovereign also emphasized […]
The Perfect NLA-KGL Deal: How the Driver (KGL) Became Very Important to the Car Owner (NLA) – Razak Kojo Opoku(PhD) Writes
First and foremost, I was extremely surprised to read an article from the Fourth Estate shared by Sulemana Briamah, making some comparisons between: 1. Telecom Business Model and Lottery Business Model of NLA-KGL 2. Dealers and Agents of Scratch Cards for Telecom companies and Lotto Marketing Companies for National Lottery […]
Food Inflation Debate Favours NPP more than NDC
A falling inflation rate doesn’t mean that prices of goods and services have gone down drastically. A falling inflation means that prices of goods and services are rising at a slower pace than before. Official data from the Ghana Statistical Service(GSS) indicate that, the Consumer Price Index(CPI) rose from 229.4 […]








