The 2024 polls to elect Ghana's leaders for the next four years have just begun. The process started on Monday with the special voting exercise. While there were some pockets of confusion, the Electoral Commission described it as smooth.
Ghana, since it embarked on this democratic journey in 1992, is...
By Korsi DZOKOTO
As Ghana heads into a highly anticipated general election, the government’s efforts to stabilize the cedi have intensified. Trading at GH¢16.30 to the US dollar in the open market, down from GH¢17.40 earlier in November, the cedi’s recent strength is being touted as a policy success.
However, this...
By Terry Mante
Office politics is often misunderstood as a realm of back-stabbing and manipulation. Yet, it is an inevitable aspect of workplace dynamics—shaped by relationships, influence and the unwritten rules of organisational culture. When approached with the right mindset, office politics can be a tool for growth, collaboration and...
By Samuel SAM
The ‘Youth for Peace’ campaign has been launched in Temale in the Northern Region, urging young people to become ambassadors for peace and development during the upcoming December 7 General Election.
The initiative, spearheaded by Star Ghana Foundation with support from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO),...
By Bernard L. TETTEH-DUMANYA(Dr)
I recently watched Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo Constituency, attempt to explain inflation on TV3. Despite the host, Ocansey, providing insightful guidance and educational pointers, the MP seemed reluctant to engage meaningfully or reconsider his stance. This incident reflects a broader challenge in...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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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...