Why Local Ghanaian License Plate Makers are Suing To Block The New Digital License Plate Initiative
Local association of license plate makers argue that the Driver and Licensing Authority did not follow proper protocal before awarding a contract to manufacture
No Laughing Matter: A Ghanaian Comedian Got Hit With A Large Tax Bill For His Show. He Claims It’s “Unfair”
OB Amponsah, a Ghanaian comedian, claims the Ghana Revenue Authority hit him with a large tax bill which he claims is unfair. A chartered
Afreximbank Cuts Ties With Fitch Ratings After Contentious Review
Fitch Ratings had recently lowered the bank's credit rating
Kwame Nkrumah Lived In Exile in Guinea After Being Ousted. Ghana Officials Want To Reclaim The Residence He Lived In
Ghana officials are currently negotiating with the Toure family to gain ownership of the property
A Former Ghanaian Parliamentary Candidate Is Facing Charges of Attempted Homicide in the US
Valentino Nii Noi Nortey is being charged for attempted homicide in the US after reportedly stabbing his wife
Why There’s A Debate On Removing Ghana’s “Price Floor” Limit for Fuel in Ghana
With fuel prices steadily on the decline, the debate on removing a "price floor" which could lower prices further is picking up steam
Bright Simons On Policy Advocacy, Battling Defamation Lawsuits and Why Ghana’s Middle Class Has Been A Disappointment
The outspoken activist has made his career in critiquing Governments and public policies. This has brought him high praise but also scorn from his
Is Ghana a “Soft Theocracy”?
With roughly 95% of the population identifying with a major faith, Ghana has birthed a unique 'religio-secularism' where Pentecostal-Charismatic ‘big men’ wield significant political