Analysis/Features
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Article: There’s no need to shower every day – here’s why
Is washing ourselves very frequently necessary? Some experts believe that everyday showering is based more on a ‘social contract’ than…
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Air pollution: the growing threat to our food supply
The last few years have been hard on Saeed Jafat and his family. The 45-year-old maize farmer has no irrigation system…
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CWEIC: Ghana is one of best places to do business in Africa
Talk to anybody in the know about Africa, and you’ll soon find that Ghana is internationally recognised as one of…
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A timeline of coups in West Africa since 2000
Coups are attempts by the military or other groups to overthrow a democratically elected government. Putsches are illegal but are…
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Operation Dudula: South Africa’s anti-migrant group
In the post-apartheid era, South Africa is still facing the adverse effects of state-sanctioned racism. One of the most damaging…
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African Union joins G20: a new era of influence and efficacy
The African Union (AU) made history on 9 September when it secured a permanent seat at the G20 table, meaning…
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Music as activism in Africa: Celebrating trailblazing icons
“Why black man dey suffer today… We are never together, we are never together at all,” these are the powerful…
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Sustaining hope: climate change adaptation strategies in Ghana and Nigeria
The imminent COP28 conference in the United Arab Emirates, building on the Paris Agreement, negotiated in 2015 at COP21, will…
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Full statement: 2023 Mid-year budget review
The Minister for Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta on Monday (31 July) presented the 2023 Mid-Year Budget Review in Parliament. The Budget Review,…
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UK ban on recruitment of paramedics – Curse or blessing for Ghana?
In the wake of the United Kingdom (UK) government’s revised code of practice for international recruitment of health and social…
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