Georgina Appiah Amponsah: ‘Sika wei deɛ merengye’ is a crime against Ghana and it must stop today
Last week I stood at a shop with 5 pieces of 20 pesewas in my hand. That’s 1 cedi. I ...
Tag: Opinion
Georgina Appiah Amponsah: Ghana needs a sanitation mind, not sanitation day
It’s over. For one day, Ghana looked decent. Gutters were open. Streets were swept. The plastics that have been rotting ...
Dr. Chief Nathaniel Nsarko: The day the rain put Ghana on trial
A National Reflection on the Floods of Accra On the evening of 29th June 2026, Accra wept once again. Homes ...
Alex King Nartey: Accountability or submergence: Why Ghana’s flooding crisis demands radical behavioral and legal shifts
Every rainy season, the narrative remains tragically identical. Streets transform into raging rivers, properties worth millions of Cedis are destroyed, ...
Francis Atayure Abirigo: Flooding in Ghana: Are we paying the price for policy misjudgement?
The recent flooding in major cities across Ghana, particularly in Accra, has once again exposed the deep cracks in our ...
Georgina Appiah Amponsah: Schools are not showrooms, take your WASSCE look-at-me displays home
WASSCE is over. The exams are done. So why are school compounds turning into exhibition centers for luxury cars, cash ...
Georgina Appiah Amponsah: Emergency scenes are not battlefields
In the first week of June 2026, Ghana’s emergency line broke twice. Not because of fire, but because of fists ...
Mawuli Zogbenu: ‘No spectacles for husbands and wives?’
Ei! Is that the feeling when one is approaching age 50? This morning I woke up and I was feeling ...
Benjamin Quarcoo: Two sayings, one truth – Reflection on noise, influence and power of meaningful silence
I once sat quietly at the back of a hall, watching yet another launch by a very popular public institution, ...
A case of missed opportunities: Realising the potential of Ghanaian agriculture
Africa’s path to building prosperity is at the core of the continent’s development narrative. For over half a century, we ...
