COLUMNIST: BRIGHT KWADWO ODURO

Digital Diplomacy Without the State: Chef Abby and Ghana’s Institutional Communication Gap

May 26, 2026 | Feature Article

Cultural promotion 39;s architecture is evolving quickly. For many years, states projected their national identities ab ...

From TikTok to Cinema: How Ghana’s Digital Creators Are Rewriting Film

May 14, 2026 | Feature Article

Ghana ignored social media users for many years. They were viewed as internet kids, comedic relief, TikTok guys, and Ins ...

From “Mede Ghana Bk Babi” to the O2 Arena: Sarkodie’s Promise, Ghana’s Test

From “Mede Ghana Bɛkɔ Babi” to the O2 Arena: Sarkodie’s Promise, Ghana’s Test

Mar 23, 2026 | Feature Article

ldquo;Me kae s? ?mer? a, mese me nnamfofo? s? mede Ghana b?k? babi hellip; rdquo; That transcended mere lyric ...

Ghana Month Beyond Kente: Telling Our Stories on Screen

Mar 3, 2026 | Feature Article

Each March, Ghana adorns itself beautifully. Kente adorns both workplaces and historical narratives. Dining establishmen ...

The Overlooked Nexus: Ghana’s Musical Landscape – A Case of Michael Owusu Addo, ...

Jan 18, 2026 | Feature Article

Introduction: A Hall, a Nation, a Moment When tickets for Rapperholic: The UK Edition were available in early ...

The Talking Fish Was a Signal: Why Ghana’s Film Moment Must Become a Movement

Dec 16, 2025 | Feature Article

Something important happened when The Fisherman swam into Ghana rsquo;s cinemas. A retired fisherman. A talking f ...

The Lost Archive: Why Ghana Must Film Its Present Before It Forgets Its Past

Dec 10, 2025 | Feature Article

Ghana is living through moments that deserve to be remembered, but we are not recording them. Our festivals grow grander ...

Why Funke Akindele’s Hits Matter to Ghana: Lessons on Scale, Distribution, and I...

Nov 11, 2025 | Feature Article

While Ghallywood stars debate policy, Nollywood stars are building empires. Funke Akindele rsquo;s recent hits have show ...

From Oral Tradition to the Big Screen: Film as the New Griot

Oct 14, 2025 | Feature Article

Ghana rsquo;s stories once lived in the warm smoke of evening fires. Elders sat with children around a glow and told tal ...

Who Tells Ghana’s Political Story? Why Our Filmmakers Must Step In

Sep 30, 2025 | Feature Article

ldquo;Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter. rdquo; mdash; African Proverb Every elec ...

Netflixing Tradition: The Case of ‘Dote Yie’ and Ghana’s Cultural Storytelling B...

Sep 23, 2025 | Feature Article

Last week, Kumasi stood still with a great cinematic piece. The Manhyia Palace and the wider Ashanti Region hosted a fou ...

Dr Kwame Nkrumah and the Cinematic Weapon: Ghana’s Forgotten Arsenal for Nationa...

Sep 15, 2025 | Feature Article

In the golden years following Ghana rsquo;s independence, a young and visionary leader, Dr Kwame Nkrumah, understood som ...

The New Civil War in Ghana: Galamsey in the Soil, Red in the Streets

Sep 7, 2025 | Feature Article

The flag of Ghana features four distinct colors, with the color red being sacred on Ghana rsquo;s flag. Therefore, it ho ...

Gold Chains and Watches Won’t Save Us: Iterating the 4Rs for Ghana’s Galamsey Ba...

Aug 31, 2025 | Feature Article

Ghana, once known as the Land of Gold due to its legal gold production and Trans-Saharan trade, is currently grappling ...

Minerals over Funeral: Avoiding the Political Gimmicks of Dancing between LI-Rev...

Aug 25, 2025 | Feature Article

Natural resources are meant to be blessings, not curses. The bedrock of Ghana rsquo;s prosperity is dependent on its Gol ...

Rewriting Red: Ghana’s Youth Drug Crisis and the Power of Film

Jul 20, 2025 | Feature Article

The colour Red in Ghana rsquo;s national flag symbolizes the blood of our forefathers. Those who fought for independe ...

Bright Kwadwo Oduro

Researcher | Content and Concept Developer | Graphic Designer | Professional Marketer | Philanthropist.

Minerals over Funeral: Avoiding the Political Gimmicks of Da