Society and Culture - Page 4

Exploring people, traditions, and evolving narratives that shape Ghana and Africa.

Accra’s Real Estate Space Might Have A $48 Million Money Laundering Problem

October 22, 2025

In a report by a Washington-based watchdog group, money laundering is rampant in Accra due to lax oversight and regulation

From Birmingham to Accra: How Jonny Stone Became One of Ghana’s Hottest Event MCs

October 21, 2025

How Architecture of Ghanaian High Schools Plays a Factor In Modern Class Division

October 15, 2025

The Israeli Embassy Hosted a Film Festival at Ghana’s Accra Mall. Protestors Were Out In Full Force To Disrupt It

October 13, 2025

Star Architect David Adjaye Has Faded From The Public Eye With His Ghanaian Projects Under Scrutiny

October 8, 2025

Forged Royal Seal? Lagos King Denies Role in Petition to Cancel Artist’s Exhibition

October 8, 2025

From Flashy Cars to Federal Charges: Are “Fraud Boys” in Ghana Facing a Reckoning?

With recent arrests and extradition of persons engaged in money laundering and online scams, are "fraud boys" in Ghana finally facing a reckoning?

July 7, 2025

Failures and Fractured Relationships: Grim Realities of Ghana’s Tech Entrepreneurs

Dr Tessa Pijnaker, a lecturer at Utrecht University, reveals the dark side of entrepreneurship in Ghana

July 1, 2025

What Happened To The $4.5 Billion “Petronia City” Project In Takoradi?

It was supposed to be a major Silicon Villay type city when announced in 2013. More than a decade later, there's not much to speak of Petronia City

June 30, 2025

Let’s (Not) Talk About Sex: Why Sex Education Never Took Off in Ghanaian Schools

In 2018, Ghana thought it was ready to introduce comprehensive sex education to schools. But the backlash with its introduction was overwhelming

June 18, 2025

What Happened To Ghana’s Sex Offenders Registry?

In 2020, Ghana announced it would launch a sex offender registry. Five years later, there have been no updates on its status

June 10, 2025

On Masculinity, Music, and the Will to Change

In his essay, Kobby Graham explores the emotional struggles of African masculinity, particularly through the lens of vulnerability, healing, and mental health

June 3, 2025

Blurred Lines: How Influencer Marketing Challenges Media Ethics in Ghana

As more Ghanaian media personalities embrace brand deals and endorsements, the issue of disclosure is more prevalent than ever

June 2, 2025

Concrete Jungle: Ghana’s Rapid Urban Boom is Endangering Green Spaces

Ghanaian authorities are tasked with enforcing existing laws around land use, but their efforts often fall short

May 28, 2025

Road Tolls in Ghana Have Long Been Overdue For A Technology Boost and Price Increases

The use of technology and price increase for road tolls have been long overdue

May 27, 2025

Ghana Is Overdue For An Emergency Broadcast System

It's high time Ghanaian authorities implement an emergency system for alert citizen of potential dangers

May 26, 2025

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Society and Culture - Page 4

Accra’s Real Estate Space Might Have A $48 Million Money Laundering Problem

From Birmingham to Accra: How Jonny Stone Became One of Ghana’s Hottest Event MCs

How Architecture of Ghanaian High Schools Plays a Factor In Modern Class Division

The Israeli Embassy Hosted a Film Festival at Ghana’s Accra Mall. Protestors Were Out In Full Force To Disrupt It

Star Architect David Adjaye Has Faded From The Public Eye With His Ghanaian Projects Under Scrutiny

Forged Royal Seal? Lagos King Denies Role in Petition to Cancel Artist’s Exhibition

From Flashy Cars to Federal Charges: Are “Fraud Boys” in Ghana Facing a Reckoning?

Failures and Fractured Relationships: Grim Realities of Ghana’s Tech Entrepreneurs

What Happened To The $4.5 Billion “Petronia City” Project In Takoradi?

Let’s (Not) Talk About Sex: Why Sex Education Never Took Off in Ghanaian Schools

What Happened To Ghana’s Sex Offenders Registry?

On Masculinity, Music, and the Will to Change

Blurred Lines: How Influencer Marketing Challenges Media Ethics in Ghana

Concrete Jungle: Ghana’s Rapid Urban Boom is Endangering Green Spaces

Road Tolls in Ghana Have Long Been Overdue For A Technology Boost and Price Increases

Ghana Is Overdue For An Emergency Broadcast System

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