Lockdown begins. I thought, going to work that I would see a ghost town. I did not. The traffic has definitely reduced, but there are still people on the streets. The shops are closed, or cl... Read more

One critical area which seems to an oversight in the fight against coronavirus in Ghana is barbering shops Barbering shops are high-risk places that multiple persons can be infected with the... Read more

The Supreme Court in a recent decision in the case of DENNIS TORGBENU & 2 ORS V. TORGBE N. DUGBAZA VIII (2019) 137 G.M.J. 202 SC, had a rare opportunity to pronounce on the effect of str... Read more

Han Zhu is on a mission to go green. The 29-year-old data analyst wants her next car to be electric. But her reasons for buying an electric vehicle are in part practical. In the southern Chi... Read more

In our series of letters from African writers, journalist and former Ghana government minister Elizabeth Ohene writes about the dramatic impact coronavirus is having on life in her country a... Read more

An Investigative Expert, Mr George Dosoo Doyen, has cautioned the public not to accept nose masks from untrusted sources in this period of the COVID-19 pandemic since criminals can lace them... Read more

Chinese Ambassador to Ghana, on the COVID-19 Epidemic China’s prevention and control efforts have made important progress at this stage. In the nation of 1.4 billion people, the daily new co... Read more

It seems the activities of food vendors and drinking spots have been left out in the fight against the deadly Coronavirus outbreak in Ghana. Even though their activities are essential in our... Read more

This inconsistency of some well-respected Pastors is what freaks me out about how the Gospel is communicated sometimes, it is as if they deliberately just either like to confuse the Brethren... Read more

There has been too much noise on the compilation of the new voters register and the acquiring of a new biometric voters management system. One can understand to some extent the apprehension... Read more

Since the days of Kwame Nkrumah, the country’s first president, and all other leaders, we have heard or read about them talk of Ghana being rich. They have also spoken highly of... Read more