Nigeria Tightens Broadcast Rules Ahead of 2027 Elections — And Critics Are Crying Censorship
The National Broadcasting Commission says it is curbing hate speech and bias. Rights groups say it is gagging the press.
Beyond The Surface
Several Countries Have Restricted Teens from Social Media. Should Ghana Follow In Those Footsteps?
A number of countries has started banning teens from social media. The question is whether any of it actually works — and whether Ghana should consider doing the same
She Was Appointed as Amnesty’s First Female Country Director in Ghana. Now Genevieve Partington is on a New Mission
Genevieve Partington led Amnesty International Ghana through some of the country's most defining human rights moments. Three years later, she's looking to make impact on her own terms
Ghanaians Yearn For Alternate Political Parties. Historically, Odds Of Breaking Ghana’s Duopoly Have Not Been Great
Ghana continues to be a duopoly with two major political parties constantly switching positions. History shows opposition parties have tried, and failed to change the narrative
How Ride Hailing Platforms in Ghana are Leaving Behind Persons With Disabilities
Ghana's ride-hailing boom has transformed urban mobility for its citizens. But for the country's disabled population, it has been more about exclusion
Court Documents Expose Alleged Abuse and Multiple Affairs in Business Mogul Richard Quaye’s Marriage
Court documents from the divorce proceedings of Richard Nii Armah Quaye and his former wife, Joana Coffie, were made public, exposing years of alleged violence, infidelity, and the eventual collapse of their marriage
Pamela Graham Nominated as First Female Auditor General for Ghana’s Audit Service
The Auditor-General's office has been led exclusively by men since the position was created over a century ago
Europe’s New Digital Border Gates Are Now Live. Here’s What African Travellers Must Know
Most African travellers will have their fingerprints and facial image captured at the border, whether visa-holding or not
Ghanaian Judge’s Controversial Ruling in High Profile Divorce Case is Raising Eyebrows
The judge's ruling and comments on an ex-wife's ability to remarry based on her physical attractiveness is proving controversial on social media
Are Cracks Starting To Show In President Mahama’s Second Presidency?
Fifteen months into his second term, President John Mahama’s promise of an ethical "reset" is facing a collision with familiar political realities.