Opinion

Take This. The old woman stretched out her right hand, fingers curled into a tight fist. Bagyina hesitated, but the woman wasted no time—she seized Bagyina’s hand, pressed something…
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The other day, a longtime reader wrote to inquire about Sonnet, my daughter, and wondered what she would look like “after all these years.” She also wanted to find out whether Sonnet…
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In this highly globalised world, competition from foreigners within respective national economies are not only inevitable, but they can also be very beneficial for the host economy.…
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First, the idea of a second Trump presidency was a scare we smelled miles away. Then it drew closer when the polls put him ahead of Kamala Harris, despite the Democrat holding strong…
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Anger is swelling within the rank and file of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) over suspicions that First Lady Lordina Mahama wields significant influence over key appointments…
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No nation achieves economic development while sidelining its own people. For sustained growth to be achieved, citizens must always be at the forefront of economic activities happening…
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It was the second baby of the Canada-based engineer to undergo the important ritual of baby dedication in the family church in Accra. Like the first, the husband flew to Ghana just to…
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As the two women were getting out of their reveries, they both spotted, through the gates that were cracked open, Addae walking towards the house with his signature gait. Ayikale…
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Dr. Cuthbert Baba Kuupiel, a distinguished development expert, has made significant contributions to Ghana's socio-economic advancement, particularly in the Upper West Region. With…
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In recent years, Ghana has seen a troubling trend that puts the future of its economy at risk—an inclination within civil society and even among some citizens to prioritize foreign…
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