Ghana at the Ballot Box: Why Wise Voting Matters More Than Ever
Election Day in Ghana is more than a democratic ritual—it’s a defining moment for the nation. Today, millions of Ghanaians will head to polling stations to decide who will lead…
Political Gridlock or Strategic Move? The Implications of Speaker Bagbin’s Indefinite Adjournment of Ghana’s Parliament
The indefinite adjournment of Ghana’s Parliament by Speaker Alban Bagbin has stirred up fresh debates about the country’s political landscape and the possible ripple effects this could have on the…
The Fall of Hassan Nasrallah: A Turning Point for Hezbollah and the Middle East?
In the early hours of Friday, September 27, 2024, an Israeli airstrike struck an underground command center in southern Beirut, marking a seismic shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics. The target:…
Democracy in Ghana: A Stage for the “Right” Kind of Freedom
Welcome to Ghana, the land where democracy thrives—well, sort of. Here, you are free to speak your mind, as long as it doesn’t get too loud, draw a crowd, or,…
A New Era of Turmoil: Explosions Rip Through Lebanon, Hezbollah Blames Israel
On a quiet September afternoon, just as the smoke had barely settled over Beirut from the previous day’s tragedy, a fresh wave of explosions tore through the heart of Lebanon.…
The Grand Promises of Manifestoes: A Critical Examination of Ghana’s Political Cycle
As Ghana inches closer to the December 2024 general elections, the airwaves and public spaces are abuzz with the grandiose promises of political parties. The recently launched manifestos of the…
U.S. and South Korea’s Joint Military Exercises Heighten Tensions with North Korea
In a world increasingly on edge, the annual Ulchi Freedom Shield joint military exercise between the United States and South Korea has begun, drawing global attention. Running from August 18…
The Evolving Landscape of African Democracy: Triumphs, Challenges, and the Road Ahead
In the vast tapestry of global politics, Africa stands out as a continent of stark contrasts and rapid change. From the bustling metropolises of Lagos and Nairobi to the rural…
Another Promise, Another Hospital?
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has promised to establish a new teaching hospital in Cape Coast as part of his campaign for the upcoming elections. This promise aims to address…
Understanding Political Instability in Latin America: Lessons for the Global Community
Latin America, a region of vibrant cultures and diverse societies, has long grappled with political instability. The area has experienced numerous challenges shaping its political landscape, from economic crises to…
China’s Belt and Road Extravaganza: Building Empires or Banking on Bankruptcy?
In 2013, President Xi Jinping launched what would soon become one of the most audacious infrastructure and economic development projects the world has ever seen: China’s Belt and Road Initiative…
Electoral Odyssey: The Votes Must Be Crazy
In a political showdown pulsating with anticipation, the landscape of Ghana’s forthcoming leadership hangs in the balance, painted vividly by the strokes of a recent national opinion poll. The protagonist?…
Is World War III on the Horizon? Examining the Global Landscape
In a world fraught with political tensions, military build-ups, and economic competition, the question of whether we are hurtling toward another world war looms large in public discourse. The spectre…
Turkey’s Evolving Role Under Erdogan
President Erdogan’s AK Party recently faced setbacks in municipal elections, seen as a referendum on national policy. This isn’t unusual in democracies; even historic leaders like Churchill have lost elections…
Tensions Ignite: Kennedy Agyapong Goes for the ‘Head’
As the political landscape in Ghana heats up, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) finds itself in the throes of internal strife. The party, known for its unity and strategic political…
NPP Primaries: A Battle for Political Supremacy Unfolds
In the heart of Ghana’s political landscape, a fierce battle for political supremacy is underway as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) gears up for its highly anticipated primaries. With high…
The NPP’s Vetting: A Step Towards Transparency or Mere Window Dressing?
The committee’s closed-door deliberations raise eyebrows The fact that the vetting committee spent over an hour in closed-door meetings before submitting their report to the party’s General Secretary has led…
Protests Rock France Over Fatal Police Shooting: Grievances on Policing and Racial Profiling Surface
France witnessed a third consecutive night of tumultuous protests on Thursday following the tragic police shooting that claimed the life of a teenager. The demonstrations, characterized by vehicle arson, property…
IMF Bailout: Will the Loan be Used for Election Campaigning?
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given the green light to provide Ghana with a three-year extended credit facility (ECF) arrangement worth $3 billion. According to…
Party Tensions Suffocate NDC Primaries
The Accra High Court made a decision on Friday, May 12th, to dismiss Dr. Kwabena Duffour’s injunction application against the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s presidential and parliamentary primaries. Dr. Duffour’s…