The Hospital Was Full. So Naturally We Suspended the Person Who Told Us - Jimmy Agla Writes

Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, a hospital became too full. Not metaphorically full. Not politically full. Not "our...

09 June

When Foreigners Leave: What South Africa Stands to Lose

  Introduction South Africa has long been regarded as one of Africa's economic powerhouses, attracting people from across the continent ...

09 June

The Maroons: Africa's Freedom Fighters in the Caribbean

  The Maroons  For centuries, the story of slavery in the Caribbean has been told through the lens of oppression and sufferings. Yet anothe...

01 June

Africa Remembered in the Caribbean: Language, Religion, and the Enduring Legacy of Ancestral Heritage

  For many people, the Caribbean is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant music, colorful festivals, and rich cultural diversity. Yet ben...

01 June

PART 2 - Emancipation From My Perspective By Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi

Ras Caleb Appiah For many, emancipation is a chapter in history textbooks marked by dates and proclamations. For me, as an African musician ...

01 June

PART 1 - Emancipation From My Perspective - Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi

  Ras Caleb with H.E. Rawlings of Blessed memory  To me, emancipation is not a date in history books. It is a daily practice. It is the mome...

01 June

Otumfuo Leaves for Poland & Canada

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II  At an emergency meeting of the Asanteman Council today, the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has officially announced...

25 May

The Man Who Sold a Dream: The Rise and Fall of Nana Ackah Yenzu

  Ackah Blay In the history of Ghana, there have been controversial men whose names became surrounded by mystery, power, deception, and ambi...

22 May

The Legendary Lumba: A Timeless Journey Through Ghana’s Greatest Musical Archive

Daddy Lumba In the annals of Ghanaian music, there are stars, and then there is Daddy Lumba. The late Charles Kwadwo Fosu, born on September...

21 May