The ten petitions demanding the removal of Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng and the Electoral Commission leadership are now more than constitutional paperwork — they have […]
Category: Feature
Ghana’s Galamsey Crisis Deepens as Key Questions on Licences, GoldBod, and Water Safety Remain Unanswered
Daniel Laar writes Ghana’s fight against illegal mining has entered a new and more troubling phase, as critical questions about mining licences, gold purchases, and […]
Ghana’s Lithium Deal Is Becoming Another National Giveaway and the People of Ewoyaa Know It
Ghana is on the verge of repeating a painful history: turning its most promising natural resource into yet another story of lost opportunity, weak leadership, […]
Bawumia’s 2028 Blueprint —, Ambition, Inclusion, and a New Governance Architecture- Daniel Laar Writes
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, potential flagbearer of the New patriotic party for the 2028 presidential election, has once again demonstrated why he remains the most forward-looking […]
Kenneth Uzoigwe Uses Charcoal and Fragmentation to Explore Identity
By Kofi Mensah, Visual Arts Columnist and Cultural Commentator Manchester-based charcoal artist Kenneth Uzoigwe has presented Pieces of Self, a striking drawing that examines identity […]
A National Embarrassment: Ghana Must Not Use INTERPOL as a Political Weapon
The withdrawal of the Red Notice against Ken Ofori-Atta is more than a technical correction, it is a reputational disaster for Ghana. INTERPOL does not […]
Stop Destroying Ghana’s Builders: The Assault on Alex Apau Dadey Is an Assault on Ghana Itself
Ghana has become a country where mediocrity is protected and excellence is attacked. And nothing illustrates this national sickness more than the sabotage directed at […]
The Economic Eruption: El-Wak and the Failure of a Nation
The blood spilled at the El-Wak Sports Stadium in Accra today, Wednesday, November 12, 2025, is not merely a tragedy of crowd control; it is […]
THE COUP IS COMPLETE.
THE CONSTITUTION IS A CAPTIVE. Let history record this crime. Let history pronounce the NDC as a party that has failed itself and dragged Ghana […]
The OSP’s Crisis: Independence Without Discipline
Who is the Problem: The OSP, or the SP Kissi Agyebeng? The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) was established as Ghana’s institutional answer to […]