Editor's Pick
Leaving Many Behind: Breaking Communication Barriers for Deaf Ghanaians
Imagine being raised in a household where you are unable to participate in family discussions, where decisions are made, but you are kept out of
Desperate for a Future: Youth Escape Unemployment in West Africa in Search of a Better Life
There is a wave of young people leaving Sub-Saharan Africa and especially West Africa, driven by a desperate search for opportunities and a life free
Ghana’s Stolen Future: The Tragic Reality of Children in Galamsey
Just when I thought the night had ended and the day would stretch before me in unabated comfort, I found myself shifting from the nightmare
Ghana’s Power Dilemma: Balancing Stability and Soaring Electricity Costs
Across Ghana, a perplexing contradiction has sparked heated discussions. The Energy Commission celebrates a stable electricity supply, even touting a barter deal with Nigeria to
Decentralizing Power: Building Community-Led Energy Projects and Energy Democracy in Ghana.
On a warm afternoon in a quaint town in the Upper East Region, Amina, a dedicated seamstress, finds herself unable to work in her shop
What Happens When a Nation Never Rests: Navigating the 24H+ Economy
Can you think of a Ghana where the hum of industry never ceases, the digital marketplaces are always open, and the pursuit of prosperity extends
The Cost of Dispersion: Infrastructure and Amenities in a Landscape of Unplanned Settlements
It is a well-documented and an undisputed fact that the most deprived communities in Ghana are agricultural-dominated communities. These communities are often denied access to
“Cedi-Only” Government-Awarded Contract Explained: Economic Context and Consequences
The Akate and Nkansah families lived close to each other as neighbours for a long time. Both families have some distinct characters that set them
Rethinking Pan-Africanism: A Call for Reforms to Promote Inclusive and Fair Tourism for African Nationals at Ghana’s Tourist Sites
Ghana’s Role in Pan-Africanism and Tourism Ghana, often hailed as the gateway to Africa and a champion of Pan-African ideals, has long stood as a