The High Street Journal
Ghana’s $652M Tricycle Economy Has a Skills Problem
Ghana’s $652 million tricycle economy could create thousands of skilled jobs if TVET training aligns with maintenance, technology and entrepreneurship…
Political Communication in Ghana Needs a Credibility Reset
Ghanaian politicians must adapt to a digital environment where citizens can quickly verify claims and expose inconsistencies. Political communication now…
Crossing Enemy Lines Within? The Fine Line Between Physical Readiness Training and Bullying in the Security Services
Ghana’s security services must distinguish tough training from hazing and bullying, protecting personnel dignity, mental wellbeing, operational effectiveness and public…
When Menopause and Andropause Show Up in the Office
Menstruation, menopause and andropause can quietly affect workplace performance. Ghanaian organisations need compassionate policies that support employees, wellbeing, productivity and…
Understanding Shariah in Context
Shariah is about Islamic guidance, not religious rule; non-interest banking remains governed by Ghanaian law, professional standards, sound governance, expertise…
Why I spend my days raising mosquitoes
Scientists in Ghana study mosquitoes to ensure malaria prevention tools remain effective as resistance evolves, protecting communities and supporting malaria…
The “Marble Idiosyncrasy”: Trust and The Future of Elections in The Gambia
By Rebecca Yakubu Akatue, PhD 1. Introduction On 5 December 2026, The Gambia will hold a presidential election that is…
India and Africa: Relations Beyond Rhetorics
India and Africa are deepening ties beyond diplomacy through trade, skills, technology, defence, investment and development partnerships that could shape…
India Bets on Green Hydrogen to Build the Next Clean Energy Powerhouse
India is positioning green hydrogen as a pillar of its energy transition, industrial growth and future clean energy trade, with…
Why Is Ghana Cutting Capital Expenditure to Pursue Reserves Far Above the IMF’s Adequacy Benchmark?
Economist Dennis Nsafoah argues Ghana's plan to target 15 months of import reserves sacrifices vital capital investment despite IMF advice…
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Ghana's TVET system suffers structural failures from outdated curricula to weak industry links, leaving graduates underprepared and threatening national productivity,…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…