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Prophecies and Political Strategy in Elections: Can They Be Reconciled?
With less than 95 days to the 2024 general elections, Ghana has seen a wave of prophecies from spiritualists and...
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No food sells below GH¢5, even corn – Enimil Ashon writes
In Ghana today, nothing you eat sells below GH¢5, including roasted plantain, boiled and roasted maize, avocado pear as big...
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Yaw Nsarkoh writes: Illegal mining and the delamination of Ghana’s Gold Coast
It was simply too much to bear, for many people, and definitely for me, to see the lifeless bodies of...
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NPP supporters are yearning for change – Asiedu Nketia
Johnson Asiedu Nketia, general secretary of the NDC, has issued a warning regarding possible internal divisions within the New Patriotic...
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Reset vs Upgrade: The economic fundamentals debate by Samuel Yaw Adusei
In a thought-provoking piece, former Deputy Minister for Works and Housing, Samuel Yaw Adusei, delves into the ongoing debate on...
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Landmark report on Airbus SE scandal: A step forward in Ghana’s anti-corruption efforts
The recent publication of the report by Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) concerning the Airbus SE scandal represents...
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Article: Bawumia’s bold vision for sustainable and responsible mining in Ghana
Small-scale mining in Ghana is considered a major source of livelihood for many people in rural areas, with about one...
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Charles Takyi-Boadu writes; Of Journalists, Money, and the unnecessary Hullabaloo
The recent media encounter hosted by Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has sparked an unnecessary debate over whether journalists in attendance were...
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From Kumasi to Khartoum: How architectural education in Africa was influenced by modernism
There is a burgeoning, perhaps overdue, interest in mid-twentieth-century African architecture of the Modern Movement. This period saw independence movements and...
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Bright Simons: What Ghana’s latest ‘judgment debt’ says about accountability
On 26th January 2021, an arbitration panel sitting in London, ruled against Ghana in a dispute between the country and...
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