The High Street Journal
AT Ghana: A Telecom Giant’s Journey from Private Hands to Public Stewardship
AT Ghana, formerly AirtelTigo, evolved from a private merger to government ownership, facing declining market share, financial struggles, and a…
Paraded for Pity, Exploited for Profit: Ghana Must End the Inhuman Roadside Extortion using Persons with Disabilities
Moses Teye-Akam Ansah highlights the exploitation of persons with disabilities in Ghana for roadside begging, urging law enforcement, social welfare,…
Development Revisited: A Sociological and Managerial Analysis Part 2
Religion has historically influenced development both positively and negatively, supporting work ethics and humanitarian efforts, yet fueling wars, oppression, materialism,…
Education Alone Won’t Make You Rich – Kwabena Darko’s Call to Young Africans
Kwabena Obeng Darko urges young Africans to go beyond formal education, build confidence, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship, creating value locally…
Chief of Prampram Decries Perennial Water Shortage, Calls on Gov’t to Permanently Resolve it
Chief of Prampram appeals to government to resolve the perennial water shortage, which has become a nightmare for most residents…
From the Continent, For the Continent: Building Homegrown Instant Payment Systems to Drive Financial Inclusion in Africa
By Dr. Robert Ochola & Premier Oiwoh NIBSS Africa is undergoing a digital transformation, marked by rising mobile phone adoption…
It Is Finished Indeed: The Law Is the Law—Kay Codjoe Writes
The President swiftly removed Chief Justice Torkornoo after a damning report, sparking national debate over justice, politics, and the judiciary’s…
Ghana’s Open Secret: How Dirty Money Is Buying Our Houses and Lands
Ghana’s booming real estate sector has become a hub for money laundering, with politicians, pastors, and criminals laundering over $48m…
Internal Control: The Lifeline of Organizational Success
Internal control safeguards resources, prevents fraud, ensures compliance, and drives efficiency. UBA Ghana demonstrates how robust systems build trust, sustain…
Employment, Occupation and Governance: A Broken Social Contract in Ghana’s Job Market
Employment reflects fair exchange of labor for pay, yet in Ghana systemic failures, underemployment, and exploitation undermine livelihoods, governance responsibility,…
We Have Turned The Corner for Peace, Ningo Chief Tells Excited Crowd as He Performs Homowo Rituals
Paramount Chief of Ningo Traditional Area, performs Homowo
10 Must-Know Insights from Bright Simons on Ghana’s Cedi & Macro Policy
Bright Simons explains that Ghana’s Cedi was overvalued in June 2025, affecting citizens differently, highlighting the need for disciplined, steady…
Appiah Adomako Writes: Ghana Needs a Surgical Approach to Minimum Investment Capital Requirement
Last week in Tokyo, during the TICAD 2025 Conference, His Excellency the President announced that Ghana is about to abolish…
Why the OSP’s Proposal for Constitutional Reforms Demand National Attention
Stronger OSP powers would consolidate the office’s mandate, reduce institutional bottlenecks, and allow high-profile corruption cases to be prosecuted without…
Working Smarter, not Harder – How Ghanaian Businesses are Using Workflow Automation to Boost Efficiency
Workflow automation is transforming Ghanaian businesses by streamlining repetitive tasks, boosting productivity, enhancing customer service, reducing costs, and enabling smarter,…