TECH NEWS
Africa must take ownership of its AI future — Ama Pratt
Africa must move beyond adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technologies developed elsewhere and take a more active role in deciding what is built, how it is governed and who benefits from…
3 Emerging Technologies Set to Disrupt the World
By: Godwin Kwasi Attah Emerging Technology & Governance Technology shifts rarely announce themselves with uniform fanfare; rather, they accumulate quietly in research laboratories and infrastructure upgrades before reshaping global industries…
POLITICS
VP Opoku-Agyemang Graces 2026 Meko Bono Festival; Eulogizes Bonoman’s Illustrious Heritage and Unveils Government’s Towering Development Agenda
By Phalonzy🖊️ The ancient and historic town of Atebubu was thrown into a state of electrifying euphoria and resplendent cultural magnificence as the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana,…
SPORTS
Peace through the World Cup…
By Yao Noël Even as the football World Cup—an event meant to unite the nations and peoples of the entire planet—is being played across the United States, Mexico, and Canada,…
Argentina’s Racism Problem
A song against Black French soccer players is a symptom of deep-rooted prejudice One of the first things you learn in any sociology course is to be cautious with generalizations.…
ENTERTAINMENT
Fẹlá: An Evergreen Icon in a Changing World
Fẹlá Aníkúlápò-Kutì used to be called an àbàmì ẹ̀dá by millions of people in his lifetime. These included the tens, if not hundreds of thousands who walked through the doors…
The World’s Silence on Gaza Once Headlines Fade: The Thirty-First Newsletter (2026)
The tapering off of news coverage on the US-Israeli genocide has done little to abate the violence. In fact, its permanence is precisely what allows the world to look away.…
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HEALTH
Mahama cautions citizens as Zoomlion deploys massive logistics for 2-day clean-up exercise
President John Dramani Mahama has warned Ghanaians against reckless waste dumping into drains, insisting that drains are not “garbage instruments.” He issued the caution on Friday, July 10, 2026, during…
Beyond “Citizen Indiscipline”: Ghana’s Floods Are a Crisis of Governance, Capitalism, and Collective Survival
By Abdulhaq Ibrahim Every rainy season, Ghana returns to a familiar tragedy. The clouds gather, the rains fall, the drains overflow, homes are submerged, roads become rivers, and lives are…