Paul Kagame and Duma Boko have signed six major bilateral agreements aimed at strengthening economic cooperation, regional integration, and cross-border mobility between …
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May 2026
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Opinion
Opinion: When “The North” Is Framed as Punishment, Ghana Must Reflect on Itself
by David Kpobiby David KpobiSometimes the most revealing moments in national conversations are not the policies themselves, but the casual language used to explain them. In …
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May Day’s commemoration in Parliament was marked by a vibrant cultural celebration, following a tradition introduced by the Ladies in Parliamentary Service …
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Politics
Ghana’s Energy Crisis: A Cycle of Memory, Politics, and Unfinished Reform
by David Kpobiby David KpobiGhana’s ongoing energy debate often sounds disconnected from its own history. Many of the most vocal voices speak as though the current …
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Not of dead politicians alone, but of political arrogance. Of parties that once mistook temporary dominance for permanent ownership of power. Of …
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Religious
Three Powerful Lessons from Bishop Simon Kofi Appiah’s UCC Homily on Faith, Leadership, and Responsibility
by Pax Bonifaceby Pax BonifaceThe Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Jasikan, Simon Kofi Appiah, delivered a thought-provoking homily during his thanksgiving Mass at the Our …
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Politics
From Stabilization to Results: Ghana’s Governance Test at Sixteen Months
by David Kpobiby David KpobiGovernments are often judged in their early months by what they inherit—what was broken, what collapsed, and what crises existed before they …
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Politics
South Africa’s Renewed Xenophobia Debate: Economic Pressure, Migration, and a Fractured Sense of Belonging
by David Kpobiby David KpobiSouth Africa’s Renewed Xenophobia Debate: Economic Pressure, Migration, and a Fractured Sense of Belonging Johannesburg, South Africa — South Africa is once …
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