In October 2024, I authored an article titled “Building a Stronger Dagbon: A Call to Action.” Today, on Friday, April 25, 2025, I feel compelled to revisit this noble cause—this time from the vantage point of religion and spiritual unity. I write not to point fingers but to hold a […]
Mahama/NDC’s 2025 Budget Has Proven That NPP is Still an Asset to Ghana’s Development
The aims and objectives listed below as enshrined in the Constitution of NPP clearly put the New Patriotic Party(NPP) ahead of any political party operating in Ghana including the NDC: 1. To manage the economy of the country with efficiency and prudence, guided by the consideration of national interest. 2. […]
Strengthening Public Sector Governance: The Case for Embedding Risk Management in Ghana’s State Institutions
By Kenneth Owusu Asante Amponsah, Chief Risk Officer of UBA Ghana Ghana’s public sector is central to national development. It delivers essential services, drives major infrastructure projects, and oversees vast fiscal responsibilities. Yet, year after year, reports from the Auditor-General and the Public Accounts Committee highlight recurring issues: procurement irregularities, […]
Can “self-destructing plastic” technology from Imperial College offer Ghana a breath of fresh air?
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Plastics have become a convenient part of daily life for many Ghanaians, widely used and synonymous with packaging, from the sachet water that quenches thirst under the scorching Accra sun to the sturdy bags carrying groceries home from bustling markets. Since plastics gained popularity […]
Justice Requires Strength—The President’s Responsibility.
In times when corruption threatens the moral fabric of nations, it becomes essential to examine the responsibility of leadership—not through sentiment, but through justice. History and scripture offer vivid lessons. King Saul, chosen by God, was tasked with eliminating a corrupt and dangerous people. But instead of fulfilling his assignment […]
Public Sector Reforms in Ghana: A Critical Component for Service Delivery to Citizens and the Private Sector
There have been varied concerns in recent times about the essence of public sector reforms in Ghana. Whilst some do not find it useful, others see it as essential in modern-day institutional practice of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery to the citizenry and the private sector. Arguably, […]