By Rev. Fr. George Ehusani & Dr. Yaw Perbi Father’s Day is marked annually on the third Sunday of June in many countries across the world. It is a fitting occasion not only to celebrate the gift of our fathers (and husbands), but also to highlight some of the elements of the unique and sacred…
Prof. Joseph Danquah Concerns are growing among Ghanaians and party faithfuls regarding the difficulties faced by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer in selecting a running mate. Sceptics have also raised questions about the role and interest of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB), a state institution that has surveyed party executives nationwide to determine the…
Christian Bwakira By Christian Bwakira, Group Chief Commercial Officer at Onafriq Mobile money has exploded across African economies as an enabler of financial inclusion by bringing in large swaths of the population that remained unbanked into the fold to participate in economies across the continent. According to GSMA’s 2024 State of the Industry Report on…
By Catherine Adodoadji-Dogbe, Programme Analyst at UNDP Ghana The ocean covers over 70% of our planet and plays a vital role regulating the climate and providing food, accounting for almost 16% of all animal protein consumed globally. Despite its importance, the ocean faces numerous threats, including illegal fishing, plastic pollution, and climate change. This year’s World…
Ali Zaryab By Ali Zaryab – Country Manager, Bolt Food The online food delivery industry in Ghana has experienced remarkable growth in recent years. With the convenience of ordering meals from a smartphone and having them delivered to your doorstep, this sector has transformed the way Ghanaians dine. However, recent events, such as…
Recent happenings related to the the Attorney-General and the Minister for Justice (A-G) have drawn me to share my humble opinion. People have argued that the A-G’s powers are wide, the truth is that the A-G-s power is not absolute. It is subject to law like all powers exercised in Ghana. One of…
