The Making of Hubtel: An African Success Story
In his essay, Eric Osiakwan writes about the success of Hubtel, a Ghanaian startup which has grown over the years
Is BYD Already Winning the EV Competition in Africa?
The Chinese EV car maker has already expanded to multiple African countries, including Egypt and Rwanda
Why Ghana Needs Its Own Version of the US Congressional Budget Office
Should Ghana consider adopting a concept like America's CBO for unbiased financial assessments of policies by government administrations?
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
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
Lost Signal: Ghana’s 5G Rollout Has Been A Mess
Ghanaian consumers were supposed to have 5G service in September last year. Six months later, the country's 5G is missing in action
Political Will is Needed to Reform Universal Service Funds in Africa To Drive Digital Inclusion Across Africa
Caroline Mbugua, Senior Policy Manager at GSMA writes that Universal Service Funds hold significant potential to bridge Africa's digital divide, but reforms are urgently
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