Palestinian man killed as death toll from West Bank settler violence climbs

Citizens face hidden burdens and eroded confidence due to courtroom delays - what's the breaking point?

Prolonged litigation in Ghana is explored, highlighting how it affects citizens' rights to a fair hearing within a reasonable time. Systemic delays impose burdens and erode public confidence- but what are the deeper implications?

A former Education Minister says Ghana's schools may be stifling a key skill. What could it be?

Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has criticised Ghana's education system, sparking conversation about its focus. He suggests the system may inadvertently hinder the development of crucial skills - but how?

Ghana's digital transformation efforts face a critical test - can they bridge the connectivity gap?

Ghana has invested in digital infrastructure, aiming to be a leader in West Africa. A digital divide persists, however, raising questions about true inclusion and access across different regions and demographics.

Oti Region's security crisis: Is community engagement enough, or is something more at play?

The Oti Regional Police Commander is engaging communities in Nkwanta following renewed attacks. The article questions whether police engagement alone can address the deeper, structural issues at play in the region's security crisis - hinting at more complex solutions.

Ghana's efforts to reduce maternal deaths face hurdles - what are the critical gaps?

Ghana's maternal mortality rate remains stubbornly high, despite years of attention. Systemic failures and underinvestment hint at deeper issues affecting women's healthcare access across the country.

What happens when a Chief Justice takes a sitting president to the ECOWAS court?

Chief Justice Torkornoo has petitioned the ECOWAS Court over her potential removal from office - a move that tests Ghana's judicial independence. The case raises questions about political interference and the role of regional courts in protecting democratic norms.