By Samuel Lartey(Prof) [email protected] Elections in Ghana have always been a pivotal moment, offering a chance for the country to reset its priorities and chart a course for a brighter economic future. As the 2024 elections approach, Ghanaians are anticipating changes that could immediately influence their livelihoods. With inflation still high at...
In today’s digital age, misinformation (unintentionally false information) and disinformation (deliberately deceptive content) are widespread, especially during elections and significant public events. Both can mislead voters, shape opinions based on falsehoods, and erode trust in institutions. Here’s a guide to help you identify and avoid being influenced by misinformation and...
By Peter BOAMAH OTOKUNOR (Dr)  Agriculture is not just a sector—it is the heartbeat of Ghana’s economy, a living testament to the grit and determination of a people who rise with the sun to feed a nation. From the fields of cassava and cocoa to the shores of fishing communities, agriculture...
Finally! It is election week, and in the flurry of last-minute activities perhaps we can spare a few minutes to confront an uncomfortable truth: our democratic challenges run deeper than policy disagreements or economic hardship. They are rooted in a profound cultural disconnect between our traditional understanding of leadership and...
As Ghana prepares to head to the polls in December 2024, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group, has emphasized the importance of peaceful elections. Speaking at the Group's Annual Thanksgiving Service in Accra in Friday November 29, 2024, Dr. Agyepong implored citizens to exercise their right...
By Nii Armah ADDY This is the third and final of three (3) series of articles to be published. The first article titled: ‘‘The insignificance of tribalism towards election 2024 – A survey report” was published on 18th November 2024 on page 17 of the Business & Financial Times. The second...
By AMOS SAFO  On Saturday, December 7, five days from today Ghanaians will go to the polls to elect a President and Members of Parliament for 275 constituencies across the country. As Ghanaians go to the polls, they must be reminded that Ghana does not need another hung Parliament. This is...
The Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), West Africa, a leading CSR and sustainability advocacy organisation in the sub-region since 2015 has called on political parties in Ghana, especially the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the main opposition, National Democratic Congress (NDC) to embrace and place sustainability at...
A renowned Ghanaian businessman and Pan-Africanist has called on the President Nana Akufo Addo, Vice President, Ministers, Parliamentarians and Members of Council of State to sacrifice their End of Service Benefits or Ex-Gratia towards economic recovery and ensuring a new Ghana for Africa to emulate. The Ghanaian populace have made...
By Professor Douglas BOATENG As the clock ticks closer to December 7th, Ghana stands at a crossroads. This election is more than just a vote. It is a defining moment, an opportunity to shape the path our nation will tread for years to come. It is a time to look...