Ghana can achieve faster, more sustainable growth and development to move to a middle-income country by promoting Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) development through effective policies and initiatives. I Mensah Maxwell pen that, Science, Technology
On 24th August, 2023, the 15th BRICS Summit was successfully concluded in Johannesburg, South Africa, adopting the Johannesburg II Declaration. 67 leaders from Africa and the Global South countries were invited. The Historical Expansion From
We act for Glorious Word Power Ministries (Glorious Chapel), a religious body in Ghana with a nationwide and international following. Glorious Chapel is founded and headed by Apostle Dr. Isaac Owusu Bempah. We also act
I have seen the first three winners in the NPP Super-Delegates Elections. My preliminary thoughts are that, nothing is surprising about the placements of 1-3. The majority of the delegates were “politicallly made” by the
Many terrible decisions go through Parliament, which have culminated in the economic disaster Ghana finds itself today, but it is almost as if the Atta Akyea Committee is competing to become the worse energy committee
Coups are bad and there is no justification whatsoever for it. In the view of Plato, soldiers have no business governing a country. They must remain guardians and allow the Philosopher King alone to govern.
As expected, the president’s recent suggestion that the University of Ghana might be renamed after his late uncle, Dr. J.B. Danquah, the Gold Coast lawyer and “nationalist,” has provoked a firestorm of criticism from a
The reported disclosure by the beleagured Nigerien junta, that former President Bazoum would be the first fatality, in the event of an ECOWAS military operation to dislodge them, is no secret. Indeed, the coupists appear
To Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa My attention has been drawn to a publication by you under the title “The Kitchen Scandal”. In this thrilling publication, you seek to castigate me and my firm, Africa Legal
For the latter part of 2022 and into 2023, the realities of the economic hardship spurred on by inflation, high unemployment, and a fast-depreciating Ghanaian cedis (at one time the worst currency in the world)
