By King Amoah In the annals of Ghana’s political history, few figures resonate as strongly as the late President John Jerry Rawlings. His revolutionary coup in June 1979 marked a significant turning point for the nation, a move that, according to many, was a desperate attempt to salvage a country teetering on the brink due […]
Economy
70 – year – old historian Urges Ghanaians to avoid selfishness, pride and indiscipline attitudes to help move the country forward.
By King Amoah In a recent interview, historian Opanin Kweku Manso of Winneba in Ghana’s Central Region, aged ,70, issued a passionate plea to the nation, urging Ghanaians to collectively abandon attitudes of selfishness, indiscipline, and vain proudness. Manso, who has devoted his life to studying the rich history and cultural heritage of Ghana, believes […]
Overview of Mahama’s 10,000 youth businesses per year initiative.
By King Amoah The 10,000 Youth Businesses Initiative by former President John Mahama, aims to ignite a new wave of entrepreneurship among Ghana’s vibrant youth population. This ambitious programme is designed to empower young individuals with the tools, resources, and support they need to establish and sustain their own businesses. By nurturing creativity and innovation, […]
Concerned citizen pleads for reconsideration of recent utility price increases in Ghana.
In a in a heartfelt address that has resonated with many Ghanaians, Comfort Kyeiwa, a concerned citizen from Kumasi Amakom, has implored the government to withdraw the recent hike in utility prices. Her appeal highlights an urgent need for empathy and action in light of Ghana’s ongoing economic challenges, marked by high levels of joblessness […]
$3 million galamsey drones missing – Presidency and National Security lack answers ?
By Our special investigations team. “As wanton illegal mining continues to raise alarm in almost every sphere of Ghanaian life, key government agencies are using national security to evade questions about the whereabouts and use of 200 costly drones bought to track down illegal miners and halt their operations. The drones were acquired in 2018 […]
‘No road maintenance ‘ no Vote ‘ Kwabre East residents demand action ahead of December 7 elections.
By King Amoah. As the December 7 elections approach in Ghana, residents of the Kwabre East district in the Ashanti Region are making their frustrations abundantly clear without urgent road maintenance, they will withhold their votes. The community is rising against a backdrop of deteriorating road conditions that have reached critical levels, prompting citizens to […]
Parliamentarians charged to emphasize on industrialization and technology to help build a strong economy – Ndc activist.
By King Amoah. In a recent address in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Margaret Amoako, a prominent activist from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), urged Ghana’s parliamentarians to redirect their legislative focus towards industrialization and technological advancement. According to Amoako, this strategic shift is essential not only for the nation’s economic stability but also for improving the […]
Prioritizing rural road maintenance is a key to agricultural prosperity in Ghana – farmer’s signal to next gov’t.
By King Amoah In the heart of Ghana’s agricultural landscape, farmers like Prince Obeng, who resides in Sefwi Bekwai in the Western North region, are echoing a critical message: the next government must prioritize road maintenance in the rural areas. This call to action stems from a pressing need to bolster food and cocoa production, […]
Admit your economic failure in governance: An open letter to Ghana’s leadership.
By King Amoah. In the current political landscape of Ghana, a palpable tension hangs thick in the air as the nation approaches the next general elections. Recent opinion polls reflect a growing discontent among the populace, with many citizens directly questioning the economic policies and governance strategies implemented by the ruling administration. The issue comes […]
80-year-old citizen reflects on Dr Osagyefo Kwama Nkrumah”s legacy amidst Ghana’s economic struggle.
By King Amoah In the heart of Kumasi, an 80-year-old citizen named Opanin Yaw Premoeh passionately reminisced about Ghana’s first president, Dr. Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah, expressing deep sorrow over the current state of the nation’s economy. As Ghana grapples with ongoing economic challenges, many, like Premoeh, believe that if Nkrumah were alive today, he would […]