In diplomacy one learns that countries cannot be understood only through official meetings, statistics, or policy papers. To truly know a country, one must travel through it, listen…
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A student can spend years in school, pass every exam, graduate with confidence, and still struggle to recall much of what was learned. If this is the reality…
Let us commend the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, for his tremendous efforts to flush out criminal gangs across the country and make Ghana a safer…
Public attention has shifted to a high-stakes legal battle in the state-led criminal prosecution of The Republic v. Bernard Antwi Boasiako & 2 Others (the Samaraboi / Akonta…
Public transport and Ghana’s development challenge Efficient and effective public transportation in any country is essential for economic growth and social inclusion. Studies have shown a relationship between…
The last time I wrote about pornography was in 2007. I chose a ‘sexy’ caption for the column and didn’t expect the reaction to be as sexy: “Pornography…
Recent comments by the Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Nii Moi Thompson, advocating a “jobs-first” policy approach have sparked an important national conversation about the…
Politicians must be circumspect in their activities, utterances, and conduct, especially in the media space. There is a saying that “if you think peace is expensive, try war”.…
The above picture tells the story of Ghana’s glory days as far back as 1963. Those were the days when we first identified lands, planned, built, and then…
If wishes were horses, the sages say, beggars will ride. That is exactly what African countries are doing when it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Unfortunately, policies do…