‘Intellectualism and bugarism’ in political leadership
Ghana’s fourth republic has delivered some successes in democratic governance, and even a few instances of great political leadership, but...
Opinion
How VALCO’s rod mill could transform Ghana’s industry
Ghana’s long ambition to transform its mineral wealth into industrial prosperity may be entering a decisive phase. Volta Aluminium Company...
The fear of workplace dismissal
Years of working in corporate organisations have taught me that, in Ghana, a truly healthy workplace is a joy to...
Muslim-Christian peace deal: What we missed
On a recent episode of Pieces of the Portrait, popular women’s advocate, fashionista and talent show host, Linda Yaa Ampah,...
Business rescue finance gaps in Ghana identified
Ghana has given distressed businesses a legal route back to life. It must now build the financial bridge that allows...
A black scholar, a bullish media and a brutish academia
In 2012 when Jason Atta Kwei Arday was only 27, he wrote these words to himself: “One day I will...
You cannot defend the prophet by betraying his example
I have watched the video of the man slapping the pastor who had reportedly been arrested over comments considered offensive...
When foreign courts tell us the truth we refuse to hear
I have been thinking about the news that dominated Ghana this week. Not because corruption allegations involving public officials are...
When NPP, NDC petitions become a battle of gravitas
The other day, a brilliant Citi FM morning show host invited a prominent NPP politician to an imaginary humiliation chair,...
From backyard trays to big business
On a warm Tuesday morning along the roadside in East Legon, a young vendor gently sprays a fine mist of...
