Redefining sweetness: Why our celebrations must heal, not harm

Ghana's Easter is a unique blend of faith and fun-but does the revelry overshadow the reflection?

Ghanaians observe Easter with a unique blend of solemnity and celebration, transitioning from Good Friday services to the festivities in Kwahu. This journey from reflection to revelry raises questions about the true meaning of the holiday-but what are we really celebrating?

Savannah Region structure owners face a tough reality - but what does this mean for the 24-Hour Economy?

The government and private structure owners in the Savannah Region are at odds over market land. The Regional Minister has made a declaration that could have far-reaching implications - but what does it mean for the future of development?

Families flock to Kumasi's Rattray Park for Luv FM's Family Party - what exciting activities are in store?

Families are gathering at Rattray Park in Kumasi for the Luv FM Family Party in the Park on Easter Monday. Parents and children are excited to bond and enjoy a day filled with fun activities- but what exactly awaits them?

Why is IMANI Africa concerned about Ghana Gas' insurance switch? It hints at far-reaching consequences...

IMANI Africa has identified potential procurement irregularities in the Ghana National Gas Company's insurance arrangements. The policy think tank warns that these changes could have serious implications - but the full extent remains to be seen.

A change in Ghana Gas' insurance has raised red flags. Could this impact international reinsurance markets?

IMANI Africa has identified potential legal and procurement issues surrounding changes to Ghana Gas' insurance arrangements. The policy think tank suggests the disruption of existing insurance programs could have far-reaching effects- but on whom?

An NDC Deputy Director draws parallels between President Mahama's policies and Nkrumah's vision - but why now?

Rashid Tanko-Computer says President Mahama's visa-free Africa push mirrors Nkrumah's Pan-African vision. He suggests this initiative reflects a continuation of Nkrumah's ideals for a united and economically integrated continent - but what does this mean for Ghana?