A proposal to make paternity testing compulsory for all babies born in Ghanaian healthcare facilities is raising legal, ethical and human rights concerns over privacy, family stability, child welfare and the potential criminalisation of mothers
Dr. Callistus Mahama cautions against premature 2028 political ambitions, warning they could derail President John Dramani Mahama’s reset agenda and distract from governance priorities
Is poverty caused by lack of resources or mindset? This thought-provoking piece explores the balance between structural inequality and psychological perspective in shaping economic outcomes
Ghana’s Supreme Court case J1/3/2026 could redefine the balance between the Attorney-General and the Office of the Special Prosecutor, shaping the future of anti-corruption enforcement in Ghana and across Africa
A critical analysis of Ghana’s Tree Crops Conveyance Certificate System (CCS), examining its potential impact on farmers, trade efficiency, and value chain governance, and why stakeholders are calling for a more transparent, pro-farmer regulatory approach
