By Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey Across Ghana today, many citizens still express a desire to associate with the New Patriotic Party. The goodwill toward the party remains significant, even after the challenges and political debates that often follow periods of governance. Yet goodwill alone cannot sustain a political organization. Without timely renewal, modernization,...

Report by Ben LARYEA. Accra Technical University (ATU) has held it’s matriculation ceremony challenging students to up hold academic integrity, avoid malpractice, respect university regulations, use laboratories, innovation hubs and participate in leadership and skills exhibitions.   The University received a total of 27,795 applicants and admitted about 18,00 as 14,060 students however registered, while an...

‘My Public Voice To Sustain Accra’s Road Beautification Drive:. I am deeply encouraged by the renewed focus on traffic management through the restoration of red-and-white road markings across the capital. This practical and timely intervention by government deserves commendation. The adage says “A road without lines is a river without banks”. and “Where the path...

A major five-day conference aimed at fusing spiritual guidance with practical business acumen is set to kick off next week, with organizers expecting to draw thousands of participants from across the nation. The Prophetic Business Empowerment Conference (PBEC) will run from the evening of Tuesday, March 3, to Saturday, March 7, 2026, at the auditorium...

No More Tokenism Institutionalize the Legacy of Ghana’s Economic Founding Father By Nene Kwame Larweh Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey, prominent GaDaŋme cultural advocate, has issued a compelling national call: Ghana must move beyond symbolic gestures and permanently institutionalize the legacy of Tetteh Quarshie. According to Osɔfo Nartey, while Ghana continues to reap enormous...

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ablekuma North, Hon. Adamu Musah Kalamu, has highlighted a significant infrastructure surge in the Kwashiebu electoral area, describing the community as a “massive construction site.” Speaking to journalists during a sod-cutting ceremony for the second phase of municipal projects, Hon. Kalamu emphasized the transformation currently underway. The initiatives are...

The Ghanaian government has officially restored the original name of the nation’s primary aviation gateway, with Kotoka International Airport reverting to its former designation as Accra International Airport. In an official statement issued on February 23, 2026, the Ministry of Transport confirmed the change, explaining that the facility is being returned to its “former and...

The Mayor of Accra, Hon. Michael Kpakpo Allotey, and Steven Odarteifio remind us that “the child who washes his hands can dine with elders.” In speaking on the questions surrounding “Oobaakɛ” and the naming of Kotoka International Airport, they have demonstrated that wisdom is not the monopoly of age, and that no individual is an...

In the late 1980s, when Ghana was navigating economic strain and social restructuring, works such as “THE BABY’S THIEF” stood as more than theatrical entertainment. Authored and directed by Setheli Morgan Ashong-Katai, the drama belonged to a venerable African tradition in which art functions as tribunal, conscience, and communal mirror. It dramatized the ultimate violation...