Just once in your lifetime – Napoleon Ato Kittoe writes
The death knell will sound in your own ears just once. Afterwards, you won’t hear it again, everlastingly. If you heard it, you are leaving... Read More
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Responsible Mining and Power as a Catalyst for the Acceleration of West Africa’s Sustainable Development – Lorraine Mac-Pods writes
West Africa stands at a defining moment in its development journey. The region is richly endowed with mineral resources, a youthful population, and growing industrial... Read More
The Future of Banking in Ghana: How Fintech Partnerships Are Driving Financial Inclusion – Roland Kwame Akafia writes
Not long ago, the dominant narrative in financial services was one of siege. Fintechs, armed with venture capital and a generation of digitally native consumers,... Read More
Stop the infantile propaganda before it explodes – Samuel Huntor writes
The attention of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) has been drawn to claims by the Ministry of Finance that it has released GH¢1.6... Read More
The Ghana People Are Back ooo
When buses carried exile home and children searched every window, 1983 By Napoleon Ato Kittoe I was part of the children playing in our school... Read More
Building Economic Resilience: How FILMA is Creating Dignified Livelihoods in Rural Ghana
In the landscape of rural development, the transition from subsistence to sustainability is often cited as a goal; however, it is rarely measured with the... Read More
Writing books sits next to childbirth
The Pain of Book Gestation Book gestation is the closest to the pains women tell of childbirth. The biological process takes nine months, but expression... Read More
Africa’s Economic Future Takes Center Stage at Swakopmund as Leaders Champion AfCFTA-Driven Growth at Invest in Africa 2026 Summit
NANA ACHIAA ABOAGYE SWAKOPMUND, NAMIBIA — One of Africa’s most influential economic gatherings, the Invest in Africa 2026 Trade Expo & Business Summit, has brought... Read More
The “silence” no one knows among students – Eugene Dogbatse Atsu writes
Behind every smile on campus, there is often a struggle no one sees. For a quick look, university life looks beautiful, lecture halls lively with... Read More
John Boadu: Tried & tested for NPP’s next chapter – Kofi Karikari-Bondzie writes
“At every turning point in a political party’s journey, a special kind of leader is required; one who has been tried, tested and proven through... Read More
Just once in your lifetime – Napoleon Ato Kittoe writes 
eLearning Africa: Africa must take ownership of its educational future – Dr. Apaak 
eLearning Africa: Gov’t committed to turning AI education policy into action – Dr. Apaak 
Dr. Apaak urges support for programmes that fight hunger in schools