The High Street Journal
The Acronymic Totemism: Political Party Names, Superstitions, and Elections in Africa
By Rebecca Akatue Yakubu (PhD) Introduction In Africa, political party names and acronyms are far more than organizational labels. They…
The Luckiest Returns With Bigger Wins, More Ways to Win
The Luckiest™ Seasonal Draw returns with bigger prizes, guaranteed gifts, community rewards and a 1,000-times ultimate reward, giving participants more…
Top Ghanaian Managers Embrace Use of AI: Ashesi University Reveals
Ashesi University AI Study finds Ghanaian managers are rapidly adopting AI, while organisational safeguards lag behind, raising concerns over data…
Nkrumah’s Forgotten Fleet: A Heritage Tourism Opportunity Ghana Cannot Ignore
Ghana’s neglected Kwame Nkrumah-era vehicles hold untapped heritage value, with restoration potentially creating a distinctive tourism attraction and preserving an…
Beyond the Blueprint: Why Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Seven-Year Plan Remains Ghana’s Unfinished Masterpiece
Six decades later, Nkrumah’s Seven-Year Plan remains a powerful reminder that Ghana’s economic transformation depends on sustained industrialisation, self-reliance and…
Ghana’s Border Security: The Case for a Fully Integrated Joint Security Architecture
Ghana has the institutions and expertise to protect its borders; the challenge is connecting them through a permanent, intelligence-led security…
Why Kenneth Agyei-Duah’s Call for Smarter, Intelligence-Led Customs Still Matters
A €225 million cocaine seizure from a Ghana-origin container in France puts fresh focus on how technology and intelligence can…
When Art Speaks: “LOST CHILDHOOD” Exhibition Gives Voice to Ukraine’s Lost Children
According to UNICEF, nearly 50 million children worldwide had been displaced by conflict and violence by the end of 2024
BYD Extends Lead in China’s NEV Exports as Tesla Slips to Fourth
BYD widens its lead in China’s NEV exports as Geely surges into second place, while Tesla falls to fourth after…
Ghana’s Digital Regulation Is Growing Up; Now It Needs to Grow Together
Data protection, cybersecurity and AI governance cannot mature in parallel silos
Two Phones or Ten? Here’s What Ghana’s Customs Law Really Says About Your Luggage
Customs exemptions do not mean everything in a traveller’s luggage is duty-free; Ghana’s law distinguishes genuine personal effects from goods…
The 2025 State Ownership Report: When the Custodians of Ghana’s Earth Go Dark – The Curious Cases of the Lands and Minerals Commissions
Ghana’s two key custodians of land and mineral wealth failed to submit their FY2025 financial accounts, raising serious questions about…
The Chief Justice’s SOE Tour: A Lesson in Strategic Public Relations
The Chief Justice’s SOE visits underscore the need for strategic PR advice, environmental scanning and communication planning to protect institutional…
Maternal Mental Health in Ghana: New Policy Must Put Women, Communities at the Centre
Ghana’s new Maternal Mental Health Policy offers a framework for care, but experts say women and communities must help shape…
BA-4: A Promising Signal for Ghanaian Film but the Business Case Still Has to Be Proven
Ghanaian film is showing new creative ambition, but turning visual innovation into a sustainable export industry will require stronger financing,…