politics

Will Ghana Adopt A Proposal To Limit The Duration of Election Campaigns?

A review of the proposals, including limiting the duration of election campaign, will be discussed to be adopted in 2026

December 29, 2025

Ghana Constitutional Review Panel Provides Recommendations to Curb Executive Power and Boost Development

President Mahama calls proposals ‘revolutionary and radical’ as committee submits long-awaited report

December 22, 2025

Moses Foh-Amoaning Has Long Fought Against Same Sex Relations. Passage of Ghana’s Anti-LGBT Bill May Be His Magnum Opus

The Ghanaian lawyer has been a staunch advocate for outlawing same sex practices, even leading a campaign to ban comprehensive sex education

November 23, 2025

An Presidential Candidate Said Galamsey Protests Were Politically Sponsored. The Protest Group is Suing for Defamation

Nana Kwame Bediako (popularly known as Cheddar) insuinated that galamsey protests in 2024 were sponsored by political forces. The group is now suing him for defamation

November 18, 2025

Church of Pentecost’s Construction of Prison Camp Blurs Line Between Church and State in Ghana

Does the Church of Pentecost's contruction of prison camps complicate the lines between the church and the state?

November 6, 2025

Country for Old Men: The Leaders In Africa Who Refuse to Leave Power

Some African leaders have changed constitutions, allegedly rigged elections and consolidated power to remain Presidents of a young population

October 29, 2025

Cameroon’s Paul Biya Is Trying To Cling To Power. A Female Tech Entrepreneur Has Been One of His Most Vocal Opponents

Cameroon's Paul Biya has ruled the country for 43 years. Rebecca Enonchong, a prominent tech entrepreneur in Africa has been pushing for his removal in recent elections

October 20, 2025

Ghana’s President Promised A More Gender Balanced Cabinet. It’s Been Mostly Male Dominated

The promise of a more gender balanced Mahama administration appears to be broken

October 6, 2025

Ghana’s State-Owned Enterprises See 28% Revenue Growth But With Growing Net Losses

Ghana State Owned Enterprises saw a net loss of GHC 9.68 billion despite 28% revenue growth in 2024

September 1, 2025

A Deputy Minister’s Title Sparks Debate on Unearned Academic Credentials in Ghana

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission has been sending notices to politicians about the use of "unearned" titles, sparking debates online

August 19, 2025

Will Ghana Adopt A Proposal To Limit The Duration of Election Campaigns?

Ghana Constitutional Review Panel Provides Recommendations to Curb Executive Power and Boost Development

Moses Foh-Amoaning Has Long Fought Against Same Sex Relations. Passage of Ghana’s Anti-LGBT Bill May Be His Magnum Opus

An Presidential Candidate Said Galamsey Protests Were Politically Sponsored. The Protest Group is Suing for Defamation

Church of Pentecost’s Construction of Prison Camp Blurs Line Between Church and State in Ghana

Country for Old Men: The Leaders In Africa Who Refuse to Leave Power

Cameroon’s Paul Biya Is Trying To Cling To Power. A Female Tech Entrepreneur Has Been One of His Most Vocal Opponents

Ghana’s President Promised A More Gender Balanced Cabinet. It’s Been Mostly Male Dominated

Ghana’s State-Owned Enterprises See 28% Revenue Growth But With Growing Net Losses

A Deputy Minister’s Title Sparks Debate on Unearned Academic Credentials in Ghana

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