“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
Tullow Oil’s Profits Collapse 87% as Ghana’s Unpaid Bills Take a Mounting Toll
The London-listed oil explorer is in financial distress — and Accra's $225 million debt is adding to its woes
Ghana’s National AI Strategy Looks Great On Paper. But Execution Will Determine If Its AI Ambitions Will Succeed
The government's National AI Strategy 2025–2035 is ambitious, well-structured, and arrives at exactly the right moment. It also faces some serious headwinds
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
Investment Leaders Highlight “Trapped Capital” at GCVA 2026 Annual Conference
Industry leaders gather in Accra to confront a stubborn paradox — the money exists, the entrepreneurs exist, but domestic capital still refuses to flow
How An Error By Ghana’s Audit Service and A Publication By An Investigative Media Outlet Might Have Shaken Public Trust
Ghana’s fight against payroll fraud hit a wall of controversy this week after a staggering GH¢427 million 'transpositional error' nearly cost a civil servant
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.
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.