Reading: An investment in tomorrow
In an age dominated by artificial intelligence, automation and rapid technological change, one timeless habit continues to distinguish exceptional individuals...
Opinion
Free speech or spree speech when it suits the speaker
Years ago, the evangelism committee in my church tasked members to embark on a soul-winning campaign by doing something extraordinary:...
The bitter pill: No profession deserves disrespect
In Ghana, ask a child what profession he or she dreams of pursuing. Most will mention doctor, engineer, lawyer, lecturer,...
Reforming tourism from the superstructure to the substructure
Ghana must build a more resilient, competitive, and sustainable tourism sector, and we must do so by going beyond incremental...
Beyond employability: Rethinking the value of university education in Ghana
A recent public debate on the relevance of university programmes has once again ignited an important national conversation. The comments...
The rising waters: How floods are reshaping Ghana’s economy
There are moments in the life of every nation when nature exposes the strengths and weaknesses of its leadership, institutions...
Norway did it. Ghana can too—If we choose governance over cartels
Norway’s remarkable journey to the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has captivated football lovers around the world. Their...
Life lessons from collapsed microfinance companies
I worked with the Ghana Association of Microfinance Companies for eight years. During that time, I gained valuable knowledge in...
Flooding: A watershed problem that demands a regional solution
Accra's flooding cannot be solved by focusing on the city alone, but requires coordinated management of the wider watershed extending...
My church is my inheritance, not for Christo or his Asafo
Growing up as the son of a pastor, I saw Arthur Schopenhauer's writings on our church walls: “religious truth requires...
