Drive down the Accra-Kumasi or Accra-Aflao highway at 7:30 PM, right where the open trunk road begins to swallow a peri-urban settlement. Your headlights sweep across dark tar. There is no reflective aluminium sign warning you that the speed limit just dropped from ninety to…
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The Daily Wrap
The day's Ghana news in one email at 7:30 pm: the biggest stories ranked by how many newsrooms reported them, the mood of the news, and everything else by section.
The writer The New Patriotic Party (NPP), historically revered as a bastion of intra-party democracy and constitutional governance in Ghana, appears to be executing a retrogressive manoeuvre. As the Read More...
There are ministers who manage a ministry, and there are ministers who change how the world sees a country. In less than two years, Hon. Emelia Arthur, MP, Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, has done the second. When she took office in January 2025, Ghana’s…
The tragic death of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong, a Ghanaian teenager who was fatally shot while walking to school in the Bronx, New York, is a painful reminder of how vulnerable our children can be and how urgently we need to confront bullying.
The legitimacy of an enforcement system depends not only on the soundness of its objectives but on the lawfulness of its methods. TRAFFITECH-GH pursues a vital public purpose, yet in its present form it substitutes a register of title for proof of conduct and asks…
TRAFFITEC-GH has the potential to improve road safety, but its success depends on effective execution, public education, sound infrastructure and institutional accountability. Political loyalty should never replace objective scrutiny, just as opposition should not dismiss a potentially beneficial initiative.
Entrepreneur, author, and animal-rights activist Desmond Darko is using his journey from a roadside plantain business to the corporate world to inspire young people, while challenging Ghana to rethink its approach to unemployment, galamsey and business ethics. From selling roasted plantain to support his mother…
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