FEATURE

Access to financial services in Africa had for decades been defined by disparities—between rural and urban areas, between men and women, between small businesses and larger enterprises. It meant that millions, especially the continent’s…
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In the heart of every Ghanaian, there is a deep understanding that leadership is not merely about occupying a position of power but about the integrity, vision, and ethics that guide one’s decisions and actions. As a child, I remember…
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Right now the world is watching eagerly as the price of Bitcoin keeps rising and the promise of reaching the $100 000 mark is in reach. More and more conversations around digital currencies are taking place across Africa, and when it…
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Fellow Ghanaians, The upcoming election represents a watershed moment for our beloved country. It is more than just another election; it is a decision that will determine whether we advance with progress and development or revert to the…
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In few days, we are going to the polls to decide whether we would want an UPGRADE or RESET. Whether we would want FORWARD or BACKWARD THINKING government. Whether we would want LIGHT or DUMSOR. We will have the choice to decide whether we…
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Sincerely speaking, Ghanaians experienced some significant level of economic difficulties especially during the Post Covid-19 economic recovery periods of 2021, 2022 and 2023, exacerbated by global supply chain disruptions caused by the…
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In the political landscape of democratic nations, the emotions surrounding elections can be as intense as the stakes involved. In the United States, the former president, Donald Trump, has been both a polarizing figure and a source of…
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In every nation, honouring leaders through monuments and statues serve as a reflection of their contributions to the country's development and progress. Ghana is no exception, with its rich political history and a legacy of transformational…
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The Samira Bawumia Literature Prize is definitely worth commending. A great example of using stature and position to impact positively. Yes, she may be privileged because of her position, but she has not reneged or relented in using this…
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Dr Mahamudu Bawumia soared from being a political outsider to become Ghana’s second-in-command – and in December he could make history as the country’s first Muslim president. Bawumia, currently Ghana’s vice-president, was chosen by the…
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