THSJ Editorial
Gold Is Smiling Today, Cocoa Is Crying, Ghana Must Pay Attention
Ghana’s cocoa struggles reveal neglect; today’s gold boom is a lesson in foresight, discipline, governance, and early action, not luck,…
Saglemi: The Cost of Not Deciding
Saglemi shows how indecision drains value, erodes trust, and deepens the housing crisis, leaving Ghana with three clear choices and…
Who Owns Your Identity? Why the Sam George–Bright Simons Debate Matters
Ghana’s SIM registration feud reveals deeper questions about digital identity, governance, transparency and trust, highlighting risks of repeated system failures…
Gov’t Books Look Tidy, But Contractors Starve, Banks Absorb the Shock, and Development Stalls
Ghana’s interim audit shows GHS 90 billion in government arrears, mainly in roads, straining contractors and banks, while development timelines…
Gold’s Prolonged Slide Tests Ghana’s Reset Agenda: The Shine Fades Further Below $4,000
Gold prices in Ghana have slipped below $4,000, threatening export earnings, fiscal buffers, and mining communities, highlighting the urgency of…
Visa and Mastercard Tax Confusion: What’s Really Going On?
Despite viral claims of a 7% tax on Visa and Mastercard transactions, checks show no such directive exists. Banks are…
Has Ghana’s GIIF Lived Up to Its Infrastructure Promise?
Eleven years on, Ghana’s Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) remains both a promise and a test. The High Street Journal examines…
Let Markets Breathe: Why Political Pressure on Pricing Undermines Consumer Choice
Protecting consumers is important. But so is respecting the fundamentals of a market economy
New Envoys, Old Demands: Why Ghana’s Fresh Crop of Ambassadors Must Deliver for Mahama’s Economic Reset
Ghana’s 15 new ambassadors face strong mandates: boost FDI, mobilize diaspora funds, protect national image, and deliver measurable economic gains…
Will Mahama’s Economic Reset Survive the Storm in the Middle East?
Ghana’s economic recovery faces new pressure as the Israel-Iran conflict drives up oil prices, threatening inflation, fiscal targets, exports, and…
The Forson Doctrine No.4 in Effect: Accountability Hits DBG
The Forson Doctrine enforces accountability as DBG’s board is dismissed after a forensic audit reveals deep governance failures, marking a…
Bright Simons and the Battle for Accountability at DBG
Bright Simons’ early exposé on DBG revealed systemic rot, amplifying whistleblower voices and underscoring civil society’s role in exposing governance…