Ghana’s Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill has travelled a complex legislative and legal path since it was first passed by Parliament in February 2024 The bill,…
Opinion
For many businesses around the world and for Africa in particular, crises rarely arrive with a warning siren. Instead, they emerge gradually—through declining customer confidence, rising operating costs,…
When lawyers talk about law without legalese, average minds benefit from the law, and can even pretend to make some sense of what lawyers try to do in…
With a heavy heart and profound sadness, the persistent hostility against Ghanaian immigrants in South Africa must be condemned in the strongest possible terms and treated with the…
In an age dominated by artificial intelligence, automation and rapid technological change, one timeless habit continues to distinguish exceptional individuals from the ordinary: reading. While economies fluctuate, industries…
In Ghana, ask a child what profession he or she dreams of pursuing. Most will mention doctor, engineer, lawyer, lecturer, pilot, or nurse. Very few will say they…
Ghana must build a more resilient, competitive, and sustainable tourism sector, and we must do so by going beyond incremental improvements and fundamentally reform both the superstructure and…
I worked with the Ghana Association of Microfinance Companies for eight years. During that time, I gained valuable knowledge in finance, risk management, leadership, social performance, and customer…
Norway’s remarkable journey to the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has captivated football lovers around the world. Their victory over Brazil was not a miracle. It…
Accra’s flooding cannot be solved by focusing on the city alone, but requires coordinated management of the wider watershed extending into the Eastern Region. The flooding disaster in…