I have watched a video in circulation in which former Minister for Defence, Hon. Dominic Nitiwul, addresses a relocation exercise by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) affecting some of our brothers and sisters from the Konkomba community. With respect, the tone and framing of the remarks are unfortunate and do […]
An investigation by Save the Mining Communities-Ghana reveals how illegal mining is moving deeper into one of West Africa’s most important forests—and how local communities are being caught between economic survival, environmental destruction and alleged institutional failure. Illegal gold mining in Ghana’s Eastern Region is no longer a hidden or […]
Nana Attobrah Quaicoe, a former Director-General of the Bureau of National Intelligence, is not wrong about one thing: galamsey has become a serious national problem whose effects are becoming graver by the day. His assertion that criminal networks behind illegal mining (where they exist) should not be dealt with by […]
REJOINDER: Intelligence Is Not Simply What The Former Director-General BNI Says It Is The article, “The Difference Between Knowing and Seeing: Why Intelligence Services in Africa Are Still Fighting the Last War,” raises questions about the quality of intelligence analysis and the need for intelligence organisations to provide decision-makers with […]
By: Rutendo Nyamuda, Director of Brand Communications, Yellow Card For years, PR and communications were often treated as a supporting function – something businesses turned to for press releases, product announcements or reputational issues. But as markets become more connected and information moves faster, communications has become central to how […]
By Dr. Luther King Adinkrah When the drums of “Fontomfrom” sounded on the grounds of Bowie State University in Maryland on Sunday, August 30, 2026, they carried more than the rhythms of Akwasidae; they answered the symphonic sound of Bowie University’s Marching Band. For a moment, Maryland became an extension […]
Story By Christian Ahodie Yaw- Volta Region. Ghana recorded US$4.34 billion in tourism receipts in 2025, but for communities protecting waterfalls, forests, mountains and cultural sites, the big question is whether the tourism boom is translating into roads, jobs, investment and sustainable development. Ghana’s tourism industry has every reason to […]
By Agnes Makafui Zokah A growing practice of publicly accusing individuals of being spiritually responsible for the death, illness or misfortune of relatives is raising serious concerns about human rights, personal safety and family cohesion in Ghana. The phenomenon, described by human rights advocates as “spiritual defamation,” has become […]
James Kwasi Ofori-led organization combines healthcare outreach, youth entrepreneurship and philanthropy to improve lives across Ghana By Christian Ahodie Yaw At a time when many young people continue to grapple with unemployment while vulnerable communities face challenges accessing essential healthcare and social support, Go Networking Organization LBG is seeking to […]
By Andrews Kwame Perprem, Secretary, NPP Belgium Branch The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has long benefited from the strength, commitment, and strategic influence of its diaspora branches. With more than 34 active branches across Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa, the NPP’s external chapters have evolved into highly organised political […]
