Whether we like it or not, there will be leadership changes in government. Whether the current ruling party breaks the eight or the opposition...
On 9th July, 1976, the Rural Banking subsector of Ghana’s financial sector was born with the establishment of Nyakrom Rural Bank in the Central...
According to UNICEF, there is a strong link between poverty and access to clean water. Poorer people are over 20 times more likely to...
By Kodwo BRUMPON
‘The ruin of a nation begins in the homes of its people.’ – Ashanti proverb
One of the things that gets us scandalised...
… The reactions of people towards life’s experiences
Coincidence? Is it a myth, divine or a humanly-arranged agenda? Well, it is left with a strong...
Not too long ago, I met a young man named Eric at an Edtech event in Accra. He had just completed university and was...
The world is confronting multiple, compounding crises, from COVID-19, energy, inflation, debt, and climate shocks to unaffordable living costs and political instability. The need...
By Rachel GYABAAH
This article reflects on some of the positive gains made by the African continent amidst financial challenges and increasing debt burden. Africa...
“A sin against a brother or sister is an offence against the gods.” – Akan proverb
Ever since Karl Marx, the German philosopher and economist,...
By Gambrah Sampeney KWABENA ADJEI
The recent decision by Ghana’s Organised Labour Union to cancel their scheduled demonstration against galamsey has sparked mixed reactions.
Many feel...