by Richard DABLAH There are moments in history when transformation announces itself loudly—revolutions, treaties, declarations. And then there are moments like this one, where the shift is unmistakable yet unnamed,...

By Kay Cudjoe A year ago, warnings about Maxwell Kofi Jumah were dismissed as political noise. Some defended him reflexively. Others framed him as a victim of political targeting, as...

President John Dramani Mahama has urged young people to stay away from illegal drugs and support efforts to combat substance abuse, which he says is becoming a growing concern in...

Ghana’s increasing exposure to international arbitration and judgement debt claims should worry every citizen. What began years ago as isolated legal disputes has evolved into a dangerous pattern of state...

By Julian Owusu-Abedi email: oneseriouscall@gmail.com Ghana’s growing list of judgement debt and international arbitration cases is becoming more than a legal embarrassment. It is now a national economic threat. The...

The Office of the Attorney-General and Ministry of Justice has enlisted the services of Gateley Legal and Atuguba and Associates to support Ghana’s legal defence in an international arbitration case...

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Gold Board, Sammy Gyamfi, has dismissed concerns over the Bank of Ghana’s 2025 financial performance, arguing that reported losses do not warrant significant public...

Ghana’s Energy Minister, John Jinapor, has assured citizens that the country’s electricity supply remains stable, following recent anxieties over power reliability triggered by the Akosombo Dam fire incident. Speaking during...

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening Ghana’s anti-corruption framework, insisting that ongoing legal disputes surrounding the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) should not undermine...

by_ Richard DABLAH In Ghana, a coalition of political elites, international donors, and domestic technocrats has learned to profit — quietly, sustainably — from the very contradictions they were appointed...