COLUMNIST: SHAIBU A. GARIBA

Every four years, the FIFA World Cup asks us to believe in one beautiful idea: that football unites the world. For on ...

Football likes to tell us that it is the world 39;s most democratic sport. Twenty-two players. One referee. The best te ...

Accra is flooding again, and increasingly, this is no longer news. What once appeared as occasional seasonal disasters h ...

As Ghana underwent profound political and economic upheaval in the early 1980s, neighbouring Togo emerged as a sanctuary ...

There are moments in a nation rsquo;s history when the illusion of state authority suddenly disintegrates. June 19, 1983 ...

Poor maintenance of state-owned assets remains a persistent challenge across many African countries. Public infrastructu ...

Ghana rsquo;s cocoa industry has long been a pillar of the national economy, generating export earnings, supporting rura ...

In the tropical savanna of Ghana where the harmattan wind whispers across the plains and the White Volta flows with qu ...

In recent years, intra-African trade has gained renewed attention amid rising protectionism in Western economies and gro ...

French colonialism in Africa was deeply racialized, rooted in the belief that French culture and civilization were super ...

On May 1, 2026, China began implementing full zero-tariff treatment for 53 of Africa rsquo;s 54 countries, covering both ...

South Africa is once again witnessing a surge in xenophobic violence targeting African migrants. Recent attacks have gen ...

May Day in Ghana continues to reflect a narrow conception of labour that prioritises organised, formal-sector workers, d ...

On May 1, workers across Ghana marked May Day, joining millions worldwide in commemorating International Workers rsquo; ...

Sixty years after the inauguration of the Akosombo Dam, Ghana has renewed its ambition to unlock the economic potential ...

Colonialism had its own logic for determining administrative and commercial capitals across Africa. These cities were ra ...