Why road accidents are deadlier than nuclear power plants
Road accidents kill far more people than nuclear power plant incidents, yet nuclear energy is feared more. Discover why roads...
Opinion
SHS hair rules traumatising girls, lowering confidence
Ghana’s SHS hair rules are traumatising girls and lowering their confidence. Explore how strict grooming policies affect self-esteem and why...
Dear Education Minister, English is a local Ghanaian language
Ghana stands for many things, including the acronym ‘Glorious Home All Nations Admire' (GHANA). Foreigners admire our culture, or so...
Corporate governance: Boards and executives’ role
In today’s increasingly complex corporate landscape, corporate governance has become more than just a regulatory requirement — it is the...
Keep Cyber Security Authority civilian regulator, not enforcer
Ghana’s Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill, 2025, has stirred significant debate among professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders on social media. While its...
Rippers, weavers and Alan Kyerematen
Across the border, a ripper had been re-elected President of the United States of America, and had already begun signing...
SHS placement saga: A wake-up call for education managers
The release of the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results and subsequent SHS placement has ignited a wave of...
The rise of collective stupidity is an existential threat
Albert Einstein once observed that “three great forces rule the world: stupidity, fear, and greed.” Carl Jung warned that the...
Visiting the gentle giant at Peduase
The Kufuor Lodge at Peduase makes pilgrimage easy: it towers above the neighbourhood and faces Osagyefo’s presidential retreat, not in...
Rethinking Ghana’s learning crisis: Classroom lessons
As Ghana undertakes a major curriculum review, Professor Kwame Akyeampong calls for a shift in mindset, away from borrowed solutions...
