In an era where citizens increasingly demand transparency, accountability, and value for money in the use of public resources, governments must continually innovate to strengthen public financial management systems. One such innovation is the introduction of the Public Financial Management Compliance League Table, an important step toward embedding discipline, enhancing […]
By Francis Atayure Abirigo When Memory Feels Like Evidence There was a time in Ghana when the idea of tomato scarcity in March would have sounded almost absurd. For those of us who grew up in the Kassena-Nankana areas in the 1980s and 1990s, tomatoes were not just a crop. […]
The first question we must ask is, did the Road Ministry award all the road contracts to just one company/ individual through sole-sourcing(single-source procurement) or the Road Ministry awarded different Road contracts to different companies through sole-sourcing(single-source procurement)? If it is true that only 44% of the Big Push road […]
When Isaac Joseph Cobbinah sets out to learn something, he likes to focus on it intently, and stick with it until he feels like he thoroughly knows the subject. That’s why he plans to put his knowledge on rare earth permanent magnet recycling to work in the metallurgical lab for […]
Written by: Amoah Karikari Kwaku (Senior Assistant Registrar, University of Energy and Natural Resources, Sunyani) President, Ghana Association of University Administrators- UENR Branch. Charles Kojo Aidoo (Senior Assistant Registrar, University of Energy and Natural Resources, Sunyani) Secretary, Ghana Association of University Administrators- UENR Branch. Ghana often wakes up to tragic […]
Rebuttal Statement on SIM Registration Falsehoods I have deliberately refrained from commenting on events in the communications sector since I left office a little over a year ago but am compelled to set the records straight when the President of the Republic himself repeats falsehoods. I have heard the comments […]
Story By: Nii Okpoti Odamtten / Muhammad Faisal Mustapha… In the quiet, highly controlled corridors of executive power where decisions are refined, priorities aligned, and the machinery of governance set into motion impact is rarely measured by visibility. It is measured by precision, coordination, and the ability to turn policy […]
Part III concerned itself with the consequences of obstructions on our roads together with some suggested solutions. This submission will delve into the contributions of tyres, roads and wide loads to the carnage on our roads. Worn out tyres and inappropriate road surfaces are major contributors to accidents, since the […]
Girls’ education is very important for the growth of a nation. When girls are given the chance to learn and succeed, the benefits go beyond the classroom. Educated girls grow into confident women who make good decisions, support their families, and contribute to their communities. In this way, educating girls […]
Part II examined driving standards in Ghana and the UK. Part III will look at obstructions on our roads. Let’s start with the issues of broken-down or abandoned vehicles and other objects on our roads. Many lives have been lost in Ghana due to moving traffic running into stationary vehicles […]
