Opinions
Something New is Coming to Aburi
Imagine waking up to views of nature instead of concretes walls. To birdsong instead of car horns? To fresh air…
Why Savvy Henry Is an Artist Worth Discovering — All The Way & Perfectly Perfect
Savvy Henry’s All The Way and Perfectly Perfect reveal a quiet, intentional artist who values steadiness, acceptance, and emotional clarity over noise, urgency, or spectacle
When Speed Replaces Principle: How Parliament Quietly Undermined Its Own Authority
Parliament’s rushed response to a non-final court ruling weakens its own constitutional authority, abandoning past principled restraint and setting a dangerous precedent for future legislative overreach
Are You Born a Leader or Made One? The Truth About Leadership Potential
Leadership: a question debated for centuries. Are some people naturally born to lead, or is it something anyone can learn? The answer may surprise you
Beyond Trade Numbers: How India and Ghana Are Laying the Groundwork for a Deeper Economic Alliance
India and Ghana are strengthening economic ties through the 2025 Business Conclave, aligning investments, trade priorities, and the 24-Hour Economy initiative to boost growth and bilateral collaboration.
Ibrahim Mahama at Kochi: Why This Matters for Ghana’s Business of Art
Ibrahim Mahama’s Kochi Biennale exhibition highlights Ghana’s global artistic potential, exposing missed economic opportunities and urging the country to build infrastructure and treat art as an industry
Scrapping Trainee Allowances Will Help Ghana Fix Its Real Education and Health Gaps
The allocation of GH¢474 million for Nursing Trainee Allowances in the 2026 budget begs the question about whether Ghana can continue to fund policies that no longer match the country’s…
AI-Driven Romance Scams Expose Ghana’s Urgent Need for Cyber Accountability
According to the unsealed U.S. indictment, the criminal network used AI software to fabricate identities, simulate emotional intimacy and deceive vulnerable victims on dating platforms
A Love Letter to The Minister of Finance; Dr. Casiel Ato Forson
Ghana can transform tax collection by leveraging AI, e-invoicing, and digital tools to formalize the informal economy, boost revenue, enhance compliance, and lead Africa in tax technology
Why a 5% Dollar Tax Makes No Sense After a $10 Billion Rescue
Ghana’s 5% dollar withdrawal tax contradicts the $10 billion forex rescue, hurts businesses, drives capital offshore, undermines confidence, and must be revised to support recovery
The Real AfCFTA Gap Isn’t Trade, It’s Trust
AfCFTA’s real barrier is fragmented SME data. A portable SME Data Passport would unify verified payment histories across countries, unlocking fairer credit, trust, and cross-border growth
