Opinion
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In Istanbul, The World Talked About Zero Waste; In Nigeria, We Are Building It
Every evening in Nigeria’s cities, smoke rises from open dumpsites. It is easy to mistake it for burning waste, but…
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…And the Stars failed to tame the Three Lions.
It was billed as the ultimate clash of styles, cultures, and footballing ambitions. Ghana’s Black Stars, riding a wave of…
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Re: Ga Mantse Unveils Sacred Crown Awards.
Reference is made to a story on your online portal on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, with the above caption. In…
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Franklin ASARE-DONKOH writes: Dr. Bossman Asare, Samuel Tettey’s tenure at EC was one marked by “inconsistency and trust deficit”
The blueprint of any enduring democracy relies heavily on the absolute neutrality of its electoral umpire. In Ghana, the Electoral…
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From the EU’s Closet to Africa’s Dumpsters: How Fast Fashion Fuels the Textile Waste Crisis in Africa
Every morning, millions of garments are pulled from racks across Europe and the United States, purchased with excitement, worn a…
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Accra’s flooding: The Water Always Remembers its path.
The rain in Accra did not start with a bang, but with a steady, rhythmic drumming on the aluminium roofing…
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Why Africa’s Own Treaty May Be the Key to Fixing Global Waste Trade Rules; How the Bamako Convention Can Drive Real Implementation of the Basel Convention in Africa
The African continent has historically been a dumping ground for hazardous chemicals, technologies, and waste from the global north and…
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Ghana at 69: Turning Independence Day Excitement into Everyday Nation Building
On 6th March, this year (2026), we commemorated Ghana’s 69th Independence anniversary, and the day was marked with various events…
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Rewriting the Old Narrative of Teenage Pregnancy through Plan International Ghana’s Rooting for Change: Jato and Aponoapono in the Spotlight
In the cocoa-rich Suhum Municipality of Ghana, a quiet revolution is unfolding on the football pitches of Jato and Aponoapono.…
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Baffour Asare Yamoah writes: Allegations Are Not Justice: Why the Recall of Baba Jamal Sets a Dangerous Precedent.
The decision by President John Dramani Mahama to recall Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mohammed Baba Jamal Ahmed, over unproven…
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