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Celebrating Ghana’s 69th Independence with Ideological Convergence on Africa’s Economic Integration

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Celebrating Ghana’s 69th Independence with Ideological Convergence on Africa’s Economic Integration

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By Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko On 6 March, I will be joined by Samia Nkrumah and others, including...

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Ending open defecation on Ghana’s beaches: A national test of public health, governance, and the 24-hour economy

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Ending open defecation on Ghana’s beaches: A national test of public health, governance, and the 24-hour economy

Bright March 5, 2026 0

~Nurture Nature Foundation (NNF) advocates Each time volunteers of Nurture Nature Foundation step onto the beaches of...

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Why Ghana’s President must champion Africa’s Court of Justice in Arusha

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Why Ghana’s President must champion Africa’s Court of Justice in Arusha

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By Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko The Africa Prosperity Network (APN) warmly welcomes the announcement that President John Dramani...

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Resetting sovereignty: Mahama’s foreign policy and the constitutional revival of Nkrumahism 60 years after the 1966 coup

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Resetting sovereignty: Mahama’s foreign policy and the constitutional revival of Nkrumahism 60 years after the 1966 coup

Bright February 24, 2026 0

By Victoria Hamah, PhD After 60 years, the most shameful blot on the page of national dignity...

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24th February 1966: Memory, power and the lessons of Nkrumah

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24th February 1966: Memory, power and the lessons of Nkrumah

Bright February 24, 2026 0

By Kwadwo Afari Why the persistent interest in renaming Kotoka International Airport? The answer is straightforward: the...

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MIIF’s Record 2024 Financial Performance And A Leadership Inflection Point

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MIIF’s Record 2024 Financial Performance And A Leadership Inflection Point

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By Dr P.Y.Atta Ghana’s Minerals Income Investment Fund was set up as a minerals sovereign wealth fund...

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Running Ghana by Elections, Not by Plans: Galamsey as the Consequence    

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Running Ghana by Elections, Not by Plans: Galamsey as the Consequence    

Bright February 10, 2026 0

By Frederick Kwaku Gyekete Afari , Progressive Alliance for Ghana (PAG) Galamsey has become one of Ghana’s...

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The failed prophecy is not a failure

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The failed prophecy is not a failure

Bright February 9, 2026 0

By Prince Adjei – Guy Gee There are moments in life when what we expected to happen...

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Why is the Mahama gov’t struggling to buy cocoa?

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Why is the Mahama gov’t struggling to buy cocoa?

Bright February 6, 2026 0

By Dr Kwadjo Ahodo Recently, the Mahama administration has faced increasing difficulties in purchasing cocoa and paying...

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I went looking for land and found the future of Ghana

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I went looking for land and found the future of Ghana

Bright January 27, 2026 0

By Alhaji Dantatata, The Political Truth My Saturday began with a routine search for land in Dodowa....

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