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BoG Approves 15 FX Brokers for Ghana’s Forex Market
The Bank of Ghana has authorized 15 FX brokers to operate in 2025, including local and international firms.
Revisiting a Masterpiece: Fruits of a Poisoned Tree and Its Relevance Today
Thaddeus Sory’s ‘Fruits of a Poisoned Tree’ illuminates the inefficiencies in Ghana’s judiciary, its relevance today, and offers a roadmap…
Exposing the System: How Bright Simons’ 2024 Articles Drove Accountability and Voter Decisions in Ghana
Bright Simons’ 2024 investigative journalism exposed systemic failures in governance, technology, and socio-economic sectors, sparking national debate, influencing Ghana’s elections,…
Who Will Be Ghana’s Next Attorney-General Under Mahama’s Leadership?
Ghana anticipates transformative legal leadership under Mahama’s administration, prioritizing justice reform, anti-corruption measures, and social accountability. Key Attorney-General contenders exhibit…
Bright Simons Inspires Action: Bold Call for Ghana to Embrace AI at Presec’s 86th Anniversary
At Presec’s 86th Anniversary, Bright Simons delivered a bold challenge: Ghana must embrace AI now or risk fading into irrelevance…
Leading Through Crisis: Why Mahama Must Tackle Ghana’s Harsh Reality Head-On
John Mahama must transparently manage Ghana’s financial crisis, prioritize impactful reforms, and inspire shared efforts for recovery, ensuring trust, accountability,…
Ensuring Peaceful and Transparent Elections in Ghana: Addressing Challenges and Leveraging Best Practices
Ghana’s 2024 elections demand unity among stakeholders to ensure transparency, justice, and peaceful outcomes, reflecting the country’s democratic ideals.
Ghana Decides: Paving the Way for Peaceful and Transparent Elections
Ghana’s 2024 elections are a critical test of democracy, requiring justice, transparency, and collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure peace,…
Bright Simons’ Noteworthy Insights for November 2024: Governance, Innovation, and Economic Sustainability
Bright Simons’ November insights exposed Ghana’s oil production decline, governance failures at DBG, and insider dealings in banking.
Bank of Ghana’s Economic and Financial Data for November 2024: Key Takeaways
Ghana's economy in October 2024 saw inflation at 22.1%, GDP growth of 6.9%, improved trade balance, stable banking sector, and…
The High Street Journal Teams Up with Thaddeus Sory Esq. FCIArb, to Advance Legal Insights
The High Street Journal partners with Thaddeus Sory Esq. to simplify legal issues, foster understanding, and spotlight governance reforms in…
The Importance of Fulfilling, Purposeful Work: Finding Joy Beyond Just Employment
Work is essential for survival, offering purpose and joy when aligned with values. However, stressful environments and outdated practices undermine…
Africa 2100 Expands Vision with Second Cohort and PK Amoabeng’s Strategic Expertise
Africa 2100 continues its mission to empower African entrepreneurs with the inauguration of its second Foundation Readiness Program (FRP) cohort.…
DBG Allegations: Why the World Bank Must Hear from Resigned Directors, CFO, and Chief Economist
The resignations of top DBG leaders highlight governance concerns. The World Bank must engage resigned directors, the CFO, and the…
Could the Supreme Court’s Ruling Land the Speaker in Jail? A Legal Dissection
Ghana's Supreme Court ruled the Speaker exceeded authority in declaring parliamentary seats vacant, sparking legal uncertainty. Parliament's quorum issues now…