Miss Ghana: 69 Years of Contributing to Ghana’s Social-Economic Development and Women Empowerment

By Inna Mariam Patty, Esq. Whenever the conversation turns to beauty pageants, there are those who are quick to dismiss them as outdated contests centred solely on physical appearance. While such criticism may have applied to some pageants around the world, it certainly does not reflect the evolution of Miss Ghana. After 69 years, Miss […]

Ghana’s Rising Flood Crisis and the Urgent Need to Reinstate the YEA-Zoomlion Contract

Ghana is once again witnessing severe and devastating flooding across several parts of the country, particularly within the Greater Accra Region. Homes, shops, roads, businesses, and public infrastructure have been destroyed, while many innocent Ghanaians continue to suffer painful losses, displacement, and economic hardship due to the recurring floods. A major contributing factor to the […]

Africa’s Cultural Identity Can Drive Development, Not Division, Says Ford Foundation’s Dr. ChiChi Aniagolu

Sociologist urges decolonial rethink of community loyalty at TTTSD webinar, warns against weaponization of ethnic identity The solution to Africa’s development crisis may lie in how the continent channels its deepest social bonds. That was the position of Dr. ChiChi Aniagolu, sociologist and Regional Director, West Africa for The Ford Foundation, during Thursday’s Think Tank […]

“Soweto’s Children Deserve Better” – Steven Odarteifio on 50 Years of South Africa’s Struggle

By Steven Odarteifio My brothers and sisters of South Africa, Today, June 16, 2026, marks exactly fifty years since the Soweto Uprising. Fifty years ago, thousands of black South African schoolchildren walked into the streets of Soweto carrying no weapons. They carried only courage. They marched because they refused to accept a system that sought […]

Quietly, Everything Changes

Author: Yvette Ahenkorah Climate Change Is Already Here Climate change is not merely an environmental concern reserved for policy rooms, international conferences, or scientific reports. It is an everyday reality. It is slowly, and often quietly, becoming part of the lived experience of our communities, cities, households, and livelihoods. Many of the climate realities we […]