Ghana’s economy grows: Will Ghanaians feel it?
Ghana’s economy is projected to rank among Africa’s eight largest in 2026. But what does that achievement mean for a...
Opinion
Obuasi school abuse: Who protects the girl child?
A Human Rights Perspective from the International Human Rights Protection Service (IHRPS) The disturbing revelations contained in the recent JoyNews...
Where is your brother? Ghana’s leadership test
Ghana’s next generation of talent needs opportunity, encouragement and leaders willing to take responsibility for others. Personal discipline, purposeful thinking...
The doyen of Ghanaian banking
On 6th October, Fidelity Bank marks 20 years. A milestone that celebrates not only a remarkable institution, but also the...
The silent alumni
In basic school, there was a poem I remember very well because it taught me an important lesson about human...
Who takes another country’s medical records?
It is most humbling to have your president ghostwrite your column. That is, if your president is as intelligent, inspirational...
Dissolved state boards: Corporate governance at risk
On 2 September 2026, President John Dramani Mahama directed the immediate dissolution of the governing boards of nine state-owned enterprises...
Same tax, smarter collection
It is Friday evening in Accra. Ama settles onto her sofa, opens her phone and renews her monthly streaming subscription...
Poor facilities threaten quality of TVET training
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) plays a significant role in Ghana’s development agenda. Ghana stands at a critical...
CIRIP @20: From regulation to rescue of Ghanaian enterprise
FROM REGULATORY ACHIEVEMENT TO THE RESCUE OF THE GHANAIAN ENTERPRISE Twenty years in the life of an institution provides an...
