The High Street Journal
Ghana’s TVET Crisis Isn’t Funding. It’s a Broken Skills Pipeline
Ghana's TVET system suffers structural failures from outdated curricula to weak industry links, leaving graduates underprepared and threatening national productivity,…
Implementing the Supreme Court’s Directive: Balancing Voting Rights, Membership Registration, & Data Protection in Ghana’s Political Parties
The recent ruling of the Supreme Court of Ghana requiring political parties to allow all eligible members in good standing…
From Fiscal Reset to Regional Renewal: How Ghana’s 2026 Mid Year Budget Can Bolster Trade with Nigeria
Ghana's 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review strengthens prospects for Ghana-Nigeria trade by improving macroeconomic stability, easing business costs, modernising tax systems…
From Fiscal Recovery to Front Door Keys
Ghana's improving economy could strengthen housing delivery through lower borrowing costs, better infrastructure and stronger banks, but affordable homes still…
From Tree Planting to Sustainability Leadership: Ecobank Ghana’s World Environment Day Journey
Ecobank Ghana has transformed a 2012 tree-planting exercise into a nationwide sustainability programme, planting nearly 9,000 trees while embedding environmental…
1,200 Babies-And the Word We Used to Explain It.
The Ghana AIDS Commission has disclosed that 1,200 babies were born with HIV through mother-to-child transmission in 2024 despite prevention…
History Must Not Repeat Itself: Southern Volta Is Worth More Than a Price Tag
There are moments in a nation's history when decisions reveal not only priorities but also values, principles and tenets
Africa Forward: Embracing Automation and AI for a Smarter Africa
By : Abraham Charles Moncar One heavy rainfall exposed a problem that has existed for decades. The recent floods in…
Ghana’s Long Journey With Tribunals: From Chiefs’ Courts to Constitutional Justice
Ghana’s tribunal history reveals the evolution of justice from traditional systems to constitutional safeguards, highlighting the balance between accessibility, accountability,…
Ghana’s Blue Economy at a Crossroads: New Study Calls for Urgent Boatbuilding Skills Reform
GEA and Danish Industry-backed research call for marine-focused TVET curricula, certification for informal artisans and stronger industry partnerships
Thirty-Seven Years of Hope, Narrowing Ratios, Widening Gaps
Thirty-seven years since Copenhagen dazzled me, Ghana's gap with Scandinavia has only widened—leaving hope worn thin, yet still, stubbornly, we…
Walking in a Banker’s Shoes: Lessons from my UBA Ghana Internship
By Christopher Awuku Some lessons cannot be taught in a classroom. They have to be experienced. When I joined UBA…
Her Excellency Berenice Owen-Jones Writes: Ghana Gave Me More Than I Expected
Serving as Australia’s High Commissioner to Ghana has been an immense honour. Over the last four years, I have come…
Divided Mandates, Shared Crises: Institutional Intersections in Ghana’s Flood Management
By: Victor Doke, PhD & Rebecca Y. Akatue, PhD Introduction Across sub-Saharan Africa, urban flooding has evolved from a seasonal…
Op-ed: Reforming Tourism from the Superstructure to the Substructure
Ghana’s tourism sector needs deep reforms across digitalisation, market access, domestic participation, infrastructure and regulation to build a competitive, resilient…