Joseph-Albert Kuuire, Author at The Labari Journal

Resurfaced Tweets From Paystack Co-Founder Spark Controversy on Social Media

Ezra Olubi's old tweets, which featured themes of zoophilia and inappropriate sexual messages, have caused uproar, resulting in the deactivation of his X account

November 13, 2025

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Five Takeways From Ghana’s Ambitious 2026 Budget

Five takeways from Ghana's Minister of Finance 2026 Budget reading in Parliament

November 13, 2025

3 mins read

Prospective Recruits Need To Pay for Forms To Enlist in the Ghana Armed Forces. Does This Practice Need To Change?

Compared to other countries, prospects need to pay for a chance to enlist in the Ghana Armed Forces. Does this practice need to change?

November 13, 2025

3 mins read

Why Ghanaian Government Officials are Clashing with an Op-Ed In an Online British Newspaper

Ghana officials have responded to an Op-Ed in The Telegraph, dismissing most of its content as "inaccurate"

November 10, 2025

3 mins read

Internet Users in Ghana Accelerates to 26 Million — But Millions Still Remain Offline

Ghana now has a median Internet download speed of 49.5 megabits per second, up nearly 31% from last year

November 10, 2025

1 min read

President Mahama’s New Green City Initiative Triggers Memories of The Defunct Hope City Project

Ghana's President announced a new Green City project. The announcement is reminiscent of a similar project President Mahama announced more than 10 years ago

November 10, 2025

3 mins read

A Teen Footballer Died Due To Alleged Sexual Abuses By His Coach. Activists Are Pushing For Justice

In March 2025, a mother narrated how her teen son passed away from complications due to sexual abuses by his football coach. For months, no arrests were made

November 7, 2025

3 mins read

Church of Pentecost’s Construction of Prison Camp Blurs Line Between Church and State in Ghana

Does the Church of Pentecost's contruction of prison camps complicate the lines between the church and the state?

November 6, 2025

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Ghana Is Pushing A New Law For Emerging Technologies. But Does It Create Too Much Bureaucracy?

The bill will establish a new agency which could blur the line between policy oversight and political influence

November 5, 2025

2 mins read

The Ghana AIDS Commission Will Deploy Condom Vending Machines To Fight Rising Infections. Will It Work This Time Around?

Condom vending machines are not a new concept in Ghana. Will the new push by the Ghana AIDS Commission work better this time around?

November 5, 2025

2 mins read

Joseph-Albert Kuuire

Resurfaced Tweets From Paystack Co-Founder Spark Controversy on Social Media

Five Takeways From Ghana’s Ambitious 2026 Budget

Prospective Recruits Need To Pay for Forms To Enlist in the Ghana Armed Forces. Does This Practice Need To Change?

Why Ghanaian Government Officials are Clashing with an Op-Ed In an Online British Newspaper

President Mahama’s New Green City Initiative Triggers Memories of The Defunct Hope City Project

A Teen Footballer Died Due To Alleged Sexual Abuses By His Coach. Activists Are Pushing For Justice

Church of Pentecost’s Construction of Prison Camp Blurs Line Between Church and State in Ghana

Ghana Is Pushing A New Law For Emerging Technologies. But Does It Create Too Much Bureaucracy?

The Ghana AIDS Commission Will Deploy Condom Vending Machines To Fight Rising Infections. Will It Work This Time Around?

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