I have watched the video of the man slapping the pastor who had reportedly been arrested over comments considered offensive to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings…
Opinion
On a warm Tuesday morning along the roadside in East Legon, a young vendor gently sprays a fine mist of water over rows of tiny green shoots. To…
There is a popular Akan saying: “Sɛ ɔpanyin dware wie a, na nsuo asa.” This means that when an elder finishes bathing, there may be no water left.…
Ghana’s mobile money economy has reached a decisive stage. What began as a convenient way to send and receive small amounts has become national infrastructure for payments, savings,…
Before I read Dr. Victoria’s Hammah’s very intelligent reaction to the public backlash that greeted Yakubu Mohammed’s ‘cultural joke’ about his marriage proposal to a nine year old,…
…A pride we should uphold. Currency, regardless of the country it belongs to, deserves to be handled with care and a certain level of pride. Yet here in…
Identity verification has become a cornerstone of financial services in Ghana. With the Ghana Card now serving as the primary means of customer identification, financial institutions are increasingly…
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,…
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…