Abstract Amidst public discourse concerning the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) reported financial losses, a critical operational distinction in its gold strategy is frequently overlooked. This analysis clarifies that the BoG manages two functionally separate gold supply chains: one for immediate foreign exchange (forex) generation and another for long-term reserve accumulation. […]
Exposing the LIES of Fourth Estate and Sulemana Briamah ahead of Impending Advice From AG. Dr. Dominic Ayine
According to Sulemana Briamah, “the AG’s advice could have diverse implications. But given the terrible nature of the licensing deal, both commercially and legally, the least expected will be an advice that makes it possible for NLA to earn millions of cedis from its 5/90 lotto sold online. The current […]
The Unsung Officers: Quiet Professionalism In The Fight Against Landguardism
STATEMENT In conversations on land administration and public security, it is equally important to recognise the steady and often unseen efforts of officers whose work has contributed meaningfully to peace within our communities. Over recent years, incidents of landguardism within the Greater Accra Region have declined noticeably, particularly in areas […]
Beyond Abu Trica: Are Ghana’s Banks Failing as Gatekeepers of Financial Integrity
By: Michael Darko, PhD, FHEA The recent disclosure by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) that a Ghanaian national, popularly referred to as Abu Trica, faces up to 20 years’ imprisonment in the United States for allegedly masterminding an $8 million romance scam has once again reignited public outrage […]
Elephant in the room: Are AT Ghana’s woes due to poor management or lack of investment?
The Minister of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Dzata George, on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, granted an exclusive interview to TV3 about his ten months of stewardship. The interview touched on a number of industry issues such as network quality of services, the DSTV saga, the upcoming SIM registration, […]
Understanding Ghana’s Scholarship Debt: A Systemic Issue, Not an Individual Failure – – Prosper Agbenyega Writes
Her Excellency, Ghana Envoy to the United Kingdom, Zita Benson’s recent public comments on alleged scholarship arrears reflect a worrying misunderstanding of how government scholarship financing is structured, processed, and settled. While her concerns for Ghanaian students in the UK are valid and deserve attention, the conclusions she has drawn […]
Wesley Girls Brouhaha: Ghanaians should pause for reflections on religio-political illusions — Jacob Osei Yeboah writes
First and foremost, as a Christian, I was born and raised at yalewa Zongo, a typical Muslim dominant community in Kumasi within Zongo police station’s enclave. Multiparty/partisan democracy as I keep on asserting, is oxymoronic. It makes us lose our humanity, and we begin to believe in illusions under the […]
A Questionable Shift: Abandoning the Accra–Kumasi Dualisation for a New Expressway is Misguided
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 […]










