African women represent approximately 50.1% of the continent’s population, emphasising their crucial role in achieving sustainable development and socioeconomic progress. Despite significant policy advancements...
The art of life is a constant readjustment to our surroundings. --Kakuzo Okakaura Hello Readers, last week, I shared my opinions on the way people perceive...
By Enock YEBOAH-MENSAH The game was getting intense. My friend, an old university mate and fellow CEO, leaned forward, his eyes scanning the chessboard between...
By R. Esi Asante (PhD) Are you hearing or listening? Do you have functioning ears? How effective is your hearing? Do you possess the skills...
A wise man adapts himself to circumstances, as water shapes itself to the vessel that contains it. --Chinese Proverb Hello Readers, it is I again, knocking...
By Paul FRIMPONG In 2024, terrorist attacks in the Sahel claimed over 8,000 lives, while eastern DRC saw Goma fall to M23 rebels, displacing millions. These...
By Terry Mante MANTE “Ghana’s constitutional architecture must serve the people, not just the political class.” Ghana’s 1992 Constitution has been the foundation of our democracy...
By Professor Douglas BOATENG Democracy is evolving. A silent revolution is unfolding: DELIVERISM. This movement signifies the end of empty promises and the emergence...
By R. Esi ASANTE (PhD) The political slogan ‘Resetting Ghana’ caught the attention of many Ghanaians during the December 2024 elections and appears to have...
Every year, I write articles on this topic and amend it to suit the situation on hand. After last week’s publication, I have had...