Beyond The Surface
Western Far-Right Groups Behind Ghana’s “Anti-Gay” Bill To Attend Conference in Accra with Appearances from Ghanaian MPs
The conference is billed as an African event but the group behind it has been influencing Anti-LGBT activities across the continent
Ghana Police Crack Child Exploitation Ring, Arrest Seven in Trafficking Syndicate as One Child Remains Missing
A sweeping CID press briefing reveals the scale of crimes against children — and the international networks enabling them
For Many, SoAfrican Was A Popular Ghanaian Influencer. His Arrests Reveal He Is An Alleged Sexual Predator
The popular Ghanaian influencer was arrested and arraigned before court after complaints from victims about a secret telegram channel
Black Sherif Leads Award Winners at 27th Ghana Music Awards
Ghana's biggest music night crowns its champions — but familiar questions about transparency, planning, and infrastructure refuse to leave the stage
Deja Vu: Health Committee’s Report On Charles Amissah Echo Years of Unheeded Warnings
Ghana's health committee confirms Charles Amissah died from medical neglect — but the country has heard this story before
Jetlagged and Underfunded: Ghanaian Trackstars Have Long Complained About Inadequate Logistics and Support
While Ghana has consistently produced world-class talent, from relay sprinters to high jumpers, systemic underfunding, governance disputes, and football's dominance over resources have kept the nation from translating that talent into greater wins
“It Was Fake Love”: For Many Queer Ghanaians, The Deepest Cuts Come Not From a Hostile Society But Family Abandonment
With 90% of Ghanaians expressing intolerance toward the LGBTIQ community according to Afrobarometer, the family unit—traditionally a source of protection—often becomes the primary source of persecution
“His Family Wanted to Eat More Money”: Soccer Star Mohammed Kudus’ Former Agent Details How Family Interference Led To Their Split
A bitter public split between Ghana's star midfielder and his former representative reveals interference from Kudu's family members
Too Big To Fail: Why The Ghana Private Road Transport Union is a Necessary Evil for Public Transportation
The GPRTU is inefficient, politically entangled, and impossible to get rid of. It is also the only thing keeping millions of Ghanaians moving. A reckoning with the institution nobody loves and everybody needs
Ghana’s Media Has Become a Political Instrument. With Social Media, It’s Getting Worse
Political ownership, self-censorship, and viral disinformation are hollowing out Ghana's free press — from the inside.