Uncomfortable Truth: Does Ghana Have a Child Sexual Abuse Problem?
Defilement cases are rising, prosecutions remain sluggish, and a promised sex offender registry has been stuck "on the drawing board" for six years
Presidential Report Which Clears Ghana’s Ministry of Roads of Wrongdoing in Big Push Road Projects, Raises More Scrutiny
A presidential inquiry into sole-sourcing abuse found no wrongdoing — but its own independence, methodology, and omissions raise questions that may outlast its conclusions
President Mahama Promised To Abolish “Ex-Gratia” Payments. A Report That Shows What They Cost is Reportedly Being Withheld
A committee's controversial findings on elite public pay have quietly shaped what Ghana's top officeholders earn
Protest, Assault, and £238,852 in Arrears: Ghana’s Scholarship Scandal Reaches Breaking Point in London
Six government-sponsored master's students accuse Ghana's High Commissioner and a staff member of verbal abuse and physical assault after a peaceful protest over nearly
boafuo Is a WhatsApp AI Platform Saving Ghana’s Tailors From a Paper Nightmare
A Ghanaian startup called boafuo is using AI to replace the battered notebooks of tailers and seamstresses — and it started with a bridesmaid
Sierra Leone’s Last Indigenous Private Bank Shuts Down. Its Shareholders Are Fighting Its Closure
The forced closure of Union Trust Bank ends a 31-year experiment in homegrown finance — and leaves behind a bitter dispute over whether regulators
Denied: Canadian Judge Dismisses Thomas Partey’s Appeal for Visa To Play in Ghana’s World Cup Opening Match
A Canadian Federal Court, in its ruling Tuesday, ruled against the Black Stars midfielder to enter Canada for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Manhunt for Arabic Teacher Highlights Wider Pattern of Child Abuse by Trusted Authority Figures in Ghana
Police hunt for tutor accused of sodomising two minors at a Sekondi mosque arrives weeks after a nationwide study found defilement is Ghana's most