The rich world’s empty climate promises

When beneficiaries of a government poultry programme start sending the responsible Minister videos of themselves eating the very birds they were given to rear, something has gone wrong well before the birds reached the pot. It is the kind of story that easily becomes a joke.

1.0 Introduction

Visitors to this year's 14th Ghana Garden and Flower Show, scheduled for September 12–21, 2026, at the Efua Sutherland Children's Park in Accra, can expect far more than a conventional exhibi

The COVID-19 pandemic did more than disrupt daily life; it reordered how people live, work and access essential services. One of the most striking transformations has been in delivery services (motorbike). What was once limited largely to sending parcels across cities or borders has evolved into a fast, on-demand system that delivers almost anything — food, groceries, documents and personal items — right to the doorstep and on time, with the use of a motorbike.

When Google (Alphabet) reported its latest quarterly results on July 22, investors balked at its negative free cash flow and increased capital expenditures on data centers.

After an extraordinary period of appreciation, the currency is now facing renewed dollar-demand pressure, raising questions about where the exchange rate will settle by the end of 2026.

The heartbreaking story of Professor Jason Arday, the British-Ghanaian sociologist who defied monumental physical and developmental odds to become the youngest Black professor in the history of the University of Cambridge, is far more than a cautionary tale. It is an open wound on the conscience of the African diaspora.

Implementing a curriculum without a sustainable school culture is like a bird whose feathers have been clipped. It may try to fly, but it can only struggle along the ground.