Aramco's uncertainty highlights a shift: Is Iran, not the US, now key to reopening global energy markets?
Tensions in the Middle East are disrupting global energy markets, involving Iran, the US, and Saudi Arabia. The ability of one nation to impact shipping routes raises questions about long-term stability - and who truly holds the power.
The city was moved, asking, "Who is this?"- but what does it mean to experience Him through obedience and praise?
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, as Jesus entered Jerusalem to cheers and the waving of palm branches. The question of Jesus's identity echoes through generations- but what does it mean for us today?
Are Ghanaian politicians relying on lies to win elections - and is the electorate too gullible to see through it?
Ghana's political landscape is seeing a shift towards lies and deception, with the NDC and NPP often employing strategies that prioritize winning over truth. This raises questions about the kind of democracy Ghanaians want - and the steps needed to ensure honesty.
The Bishop's Easter message comes at a time of global instability - but what does he say about Ghana?
Bishop Asuamah of the Anglican Diocese of Sunyani has called on Christians and the global community to embrace hope, peace and unity. He made the call amidst prevailing conflicts and economic challenges-but what does Easter have to do with it?
Why is the Energy Minister meeting with key power players? Find out what's being done about the outages.
Energy Minister Jinapor is engaging with ECG and NEDCo to address ongoing power outages. Discussions are centered around challenges within the distribution chain - hinting at potential solutions.
A Ghanaian chief urges the public to be responsible online - but what kind of content is he worried about?
Osabarima Kwabena Yeboah Ababio has urged Ghanaians to desist from sharing unproductive content on social media - content that distorts history. Nana Appiah Agyei Dankawoso also called on churches to promote local culture, but why is this important?
A former NPP chair's return has been called a 'blessing' - but what does it signal for the party's future?
Awentami Paul Afoko's visit to the NPP regional secretariat in Damongo, Savannah Region, was more than a mere courtesy call-it felt like a reset. His consultative engagement sparked reconciliation and a sharpened focus on the 2028 elections-but what changed?