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As the world celebrates Mother’s Day, society must move beyond flowers, social media tributes, and ceremonial messages to confront a painful reality facing many vulnerable women and young girls across Africa. For thousands of young girls living on the streets,…
Since the middle of May 2025, Ghana has celebrated improving macroeconomic indicators; inflation has reduced, the cedi has shown relative stability. Some policy observers have continue to project confidence about the direction of the economy. However, beneath these encouraging indicators…
As the world marked International Workers’ Day, it is time for an honest and uncomfortable conversation about the reality of the Ghanaian worker. Behind the statistics, beyond the policy speeches, and beneath the surface of economic “progress,” lies a workforce…
The recurring wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa is not just a national crisis, it is a continental failure that demands urgent and decisive action. In this 21st Century and in an advanced year like 2026, it is extremely…
Ghana’s anti-corruption architecture is once again under scrutiny. Tensions between the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and the Office of Attorney-General & Minister of Justice have reignited a fundamental question: who truly holds prosecutorial power in the fight against…
In Ghana’s institutional fight against corruption, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament stands as one of the most visible accountability mechanisms. Its public hearings, often broadcast nationwide, have exposed numerous cases of financial mismanagement, procurement breaches, and outright corruption…
In March 2026, the global conversation on slavery and reparations reached a defining moment. The United Nations General Assembly adopted a historic resolution led by Ghana; declaring the transatlantic slave trade as the “gravest crime against humanity.” The resolution which…
Ghana’s decentralization framework has consistently aimed at bringing governance closer to the people, however, one critical challenge hinders this ambition: the method of selecting Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs). Currently appointed by the President, MMDCEs have significant control…
The rate of youth unemployment in Ghana continues to rise as increasing numbers of young people graduate from universities yet remain jobless, even after completing their mandatory national service. This growing challenge has sparked widespread debate, with many advocating entrepreneurship…