COLUMNIST: ALBERT K. OWUSU

In August 2026, the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) released its 2025 State Ownership Report, announcing ...

In Ghana and across Africa, the paradox of governance is stark. On paper, the numbers are impressive: Ghana rsquo;s good ...

Africa rsquo;s rise beckons. When its people think and act in collective consciousness mdash; accountable and unafra ...

ldquo;The next battleground, in Africa rsquo;s perennial quest for solutions to its cyclical underdevelopment, is th ...

Epigraph ldquo;Nothing in Africa mdash;its people, land, climate, water, or air mdash;is inherently flawed. ...

Epigraph ldquo;Language is syntax; language is thought. To lose one rsquo;s language is to lose one rsquo;s ...

Epigraph ldquo;In Africa, our forefathers rsquo; fight was for the Liberation of our Lands and self-rule. To ...

ldquo;In Africa, our forefathers rsquo; fight was for the Liberation of our Lands and self-rule. Today, our fight is ...

ldquo;Rivers rdquo; Where Roads Should Be From Accra to Abidjan, Freetown to Nairobi[ ...

Rumours, Reality, and Responsibility Ghana rsquo;s elimination from the World Cup has been accompanied by rumour ...

When Ghana led Africa to petition the United Nations and secured the reparations vote, history bent toward justice. For ...

The South African Paradox South Africa today stands as a paradox of liberation and b ...

China, with its peculiar posture of ldquo;no interference, rdquo; has added another layer to this dilemma. African stat ...

Africa rsquo;s century of reclamation has reached a decisive threshold. What began as intellectual resistance in the mid ...

Ghana rsquo;s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) remain a paradox: mandated to deliver affordable, quality services, yet con ...

In Ghana rsquo;s parliamentary discourse, a troubling pattern has emerged across successive administrations. Both the cu ...