This week, the global tourism community has turned its gaze to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where the 26th UN Tourism General Assembly is underway. Delegates from across the world have converged to assess the state of the industry, debate its future direction, and, perhaps most symbolically, to witness the final assemblyContinue Reading
For many, the world of fintech evokes images of complex data, technical jargon, and distant boardrooms. But for Precious Ama Kwartemaa Oduro, it is a space alive with human stories, one where technology meets empathy and strategy creates impact. Through her work, she is reshaping the perception that fintech isContinue Reading
Why Ghana cannot convert ambition into sustained industrial outcomes unless SIGA is insulated, empowered, and financially predictable Ghana’s vision for industrialisation and export competitiveness under AfCFTA is clear. The country has strategies, cabinet directives, and national plans that point in one direction. The constraint is not ambition. It is theContinue Reading
I commend your recent announcement on the strict enforcement of weight limitations for heavy-duty trucks across the country. This bold step, taken in consultation with key stakeholders, is a clear demonstration of your commitment to protecting Ghana’s road infrastructure under initiatives such as the dualisation of the Takoradi–Cape Coast highway.Continue Reading
In Ghana Politics, as the title of the book, we can infer qualities from Mr Quantson’s style and prior works, experience and background that the book is not rhetorical. The book offers a deeply informed perspective, drawing on Quantson’s frontline experience in security and national governance, and blends personal anecdotesContinue Reading
I recall the words of Kwame Nkrumah. “The black man is capable of managing his own affairs”. Today, the majority of Africans are doubting if what we have gone through to where we are is the “management” the old man had in mind. The worst example of our inabilityContinue Reading
A mighty tree has fallen; the reverberations of which are shaking the very foundations of Ghanaian society. Yes, Mrs Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings has abruptly and sadly exited the realms of earth.This is a tribute to an extraordinary woman — former First Lady, whose legacy will forever illuminate the path towardsContinue Reading
The United States (US) just told the World Bank to stop obsessing about climate and get back to its core business of ending poverty. The US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, called on the bank to remove its 45 per cent financing for climate projects and instead invest to “increase accessContinue Reading
The donation includes a Canon EOS R8 camera, professional-grade lenses, a camera flash, and branded reflective vests—tools expected to significantly improve NACOC’s ability to document and communicate its work to the public. Presenting the items to the Public Affairs Department of the NACOC last Wednesday, the commission’s Director-General Brigadier GeneralContinue Reading
In many conversations across our society today, the term corruption has become almost synonymous with politician. Whenever a national problem arises, whether unemployment, poor infrastructure or inflation, the blame quickly and squarely falls on political leaders. While politicians indeed bear their share of responsibility, it is both unfair and inaccurateContinue Reading
