Story By: Nii Okpoti Odamtten &Mohammed Faisal Mustapha…. Deep within Ghana’s Western Region, where dense forests once sheltered thriving ecosystems and crystal clear rivers sustained generations of farming and fishing communities, a different landscape now emerges. Vast craters scar the earth, rivers run brown with sediment, and entire stretches of […]
Evacuation of Ghanaians and Foreign Policy Achievements of Akufo-Addo’s Government
1. Successfully evacuated over 80 Ghanaian citizens (mostly students) from Sudan to safety in Ethiopia and Egypt in 2023 following the outbreak of the deadly conflict in Khartoum. Akufo-Addo’s government ultimately brought the evacuees home to the Kotoka International Airport (now known as Accra International Airport). 2. Successfully evacuated over […]
Afterthought Leadership of Kodua Must Give Way: When Corrections Become the Culture of a Secretariat
Every serious institution must make peace with the reality of human error. Governance whether political or corporate, demands flexibility, and good leadership often means knowing when to reverse course. The problem is not the correction. The problem is when correction becomes the default mode of operation. When reversals, amendments, clarifications, […]
Why Gordon Asare-Bediako Is the Communication Choice NPP Must Not Ignore
The New Patriotic Party stands at a defining moment. After the painful defeat in the 2024 general elections, the party cannot afford to treat its next internal election as business as usual. The executives selected now will not merely occupy party offices; they will bear the responsibility of rebuilding confidence, […]
The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) and Its Toyota Voxy Technical Working Group Report: Observations From A Sentry Post
Following the Technical Working Group Report which was submitted to the NRSA in April 2026, the NRSA issued a safety advisory warning against the commercial use of Toyota Voxy vehicles, particularly those converted from right-hand to left-hand drive. According to the Report, that converted models are deemed unsafe due to […]
From Research to Impact: Why Ghana’s National Research Fund Matters Now
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom For decades, academics and researchers across Ghana’s universities and research institutions have raised concerns over the absence of a dedicated national research fund to support academic research and innovation in the country. A situation that stifles scientific development and innovation, as many scientists find […]
Implications of Ghana’s new investment law for AFCFTA implementation
Dode Seidu, Chief Executive, Africa Trade Academy a) Introduction On April 4th 2026, Ghana’s Parliament approved the Ghana Investment Promotion Act (GIPA) Bill 2025 into law, replacing the over a decade old investment code and ushering a new era in Ghana’s quest to be a destination of choice for Foreign […]
The Carnage on Ghana Roads: ‘Na Who Cause Am’? Part VII
Part VI navigated the contributions of LED headlights, other lights and enforcement to the carnage on our roads. This part intends to peruse the contributions of driver fatigue, speed limits, load security and State responsibility to the carnage on our roads. The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) University of […]










