Opinion
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Driving investment into Ghana: Ghana Embassy US shows the way
For decades, the financial relationship between Ghana and its global diaspora was defined by a steady, predictable rhythm of monthly…
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‘Shatta Wale for President?’ by Emmanuel Amponsah
Move over, traditional manifestos and boardroom bureaucracy. The Accra Sports Stadium has officially been consecrated as the new seat of…
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The case for more lawyers in Ghana
[Emmanuel Amponsah’s commentary defending senior lawyer Ace Ankomah’s position argues that Ghana does not truly have a surplus of lawyers,…
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The death of an unchecked FA autonomy
There is an old, timeless piece of Ewe wisdom that warns: “If you make your face like a dog, they…
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Review of Ghana’s Income Tax (Amendment) Act, 2026 (Act 1178)
The Income Tax (Amendment) Act, 2026 (Act 1178), assented to on 26 August 2026, amends the Income Tax Act, 2015…
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An open letter to Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie
There is an old, deeply uninspired rumour floating around our Republic that judges are supposed to be like ghosts: seen…
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Why Ghana’s Democracy Demands Return to Responsible Speech
The pursuit of an open society often faces an important problem: the thin line between freedom and irresponsibility. True freedom…
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Rethinking African Democracy: The Need for a Political Mindset Reset
The famous quote, “One idiot is one idiot. Two idiots are two idiots. Ten thousand idiots are a political party,”…
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Embracing diverse spiritual journeys towards harmony by Emmanuel Amponsah
Religious tolerance, empathy, and personal encouragement are valuable mental frameworks etched into the human psyche. They have kept societies together…
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Lessons from Dolly Parton’s “Hello God” by Emmanuel Amponsah
Renowned American songstress, Dolly Parton wrote and was inspired to record her song “Hello God” in response to the tragic…
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