Anthony Obeng Afrane rsquo;s strident propaganda piece titled ldquo;1460932 1 rdquo; (Modernghana.com 1/3/26), deliberately and disingenuously obfuscates the readily accessible factual data regarding ...

Atta, a distinguished Ghanaian economist, academic and politician, occupies a notable place in the country’s ...

KANYIRIGE For generations, scholars and citizens alike have grappled with a persistent question: “Why is Africa poor?”. Despite the continent’s vast natural resources and decades of independence, the ...

The Frafra Chief of Greater Accra, Naba Alhaji Abass Baba Nyaaba Akayezia, on January 14, 2026, accompanied by his elders, ...

As Accra grows more cosmopolitan, the indigenous language of its founders is fading from daily life. For the Ga people, this ...

As a certified international elections observer with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), I have always ...

Discover Ibrahim Mahama's new works at Singapore Art Week, exploring themes of global transactions and forgotten histories ...

At first glance, the question seems rhetorical. Ghana is widely assumed to be a sovereign nation-state. We have a Constitution, an official language, a national flag, anthem, president, parliament, ...

Burning ambulances is not a protest. Shooting a three-year-old girl or burning a nurse alive inside a hospital is not civil ...

Would Senegal already be in default if it did not benefit from the protection of the CFA franc and its regional financial ...

Africa is not at a crossroads; it is at a reckoning. Sixty eight years after the first flag of independence was hoisted in Ghana in 1957, the continent remains shackled, not by colonial masters, but ...

Some local tourists have called for renewed interest and deeper engagement by Ghanaians with the Elmina Castle and ...