Opinions
Ghana’s Development Depends on Institutions That are Modern, Responsive, and Trusted
GRA Commissioner-General outlines reforms to build a modern, transparent, and taxpayer-friendly system driven by ITAS, trust, digital transformation, and shared…
Ghana’s MoMo Credit Firewall: Why Identity Is Becoming the New Collateral
Ghana's shift to Ghana Card-linked mobile money lending strengthens credit accountability, but protecting digital identities and preventing fraud remain essential for sustainable financial inclusion.
When Women Trade, Zambia Rises
Brian Mundubile's women-centred economic agenda argues Zambia's growth depends on turning female traders into producers, exporters and business owners through finance, markets and reforms.
Yaw Sompa Writes: Knowing Wealth, Metis’ Son
Wealth without wisdom breeds empty consumption. Lasting prosperity comes through purpose, value creation, expanded impact, and serving others with integrity and insight.
In God We Trust; Thou Shalt Not Question… So Naturally, I Did
A witty, thought-provoking exploration of religion, faith and human nature, challenging readers to embrace curiosity without dismissing the comfort and purpose belief provides.
Zambia’s Growth Gateway: The Mundubile Business, Trade and Investment Agenda
The article argues Brian Mundubile's economic agenda could transform Zambia through production, exports, private investment, regional trade, energy security and business-led economic growth.
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 to participate in the selection of presidential candidates represents a…
The Power of Being Real: The Hidden Enemy Called Self-Sabotage
Authenticity and disciplined action, not appearances, drive lasting success. Prof. Samuel Lartey argues that Ghana's transformation begins with integrity, purposeful leadership, value creation and personal responsibility.
After Years of Decline, Has Ghana’s Oil Industry Finally Turned the Corner?
Ghana's oil production is recovering after six years of decline, backed by US$3.5 billion in investment, though geopolitical tensions continue to threaten long-term stability and growth.
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 and supporting regional economic integration.
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 depend on effective implementation and financing.
