Why cybercrime and human trafficking are becoming increasingly connected in West Africa
Cybercrime and human trafficking are increasingly linked across West Africa. Here's why investigators say digital crime is reshaping organised criminal networks.
Opinion / Analysis
In-depth analysis, expert opinions, and perspectives on major issues in Ghana. Understand the deeper meaning behind the headlines.
Can the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline Deliver?
West Africa has backed a $25bn Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline. We examine financing, Ghana’s potential gains, competing routes and climate risks
Reparatory Justice Explained: Meaning, Law and Africa’s Case
Reparatory justice seeks more than financial compensation. It addresses the continuing effects of slavery, colonialism and racial discrimination through restitution, reform, acknowledgement and guarantees against repetition. Reparatory justice has moved from the margins of political debate into African, Caribbean and…
Trump’s New US Visa Rules Could Reshape Higher Education, Journalism and African Talent
Trump's proposed US visa reforms could transform opportunities for African students, journalists and universities. Here's what the new rules mean for Ghana, higher education and global talent.
Explained: The GH¢55 Million IMCCoD Investigation and Why It Matters
Explained: What the GH¢55 million IMCCoD investigation is about, why Dennis Miracles Aboagye was arrested, what EOCO alleges, and what happens next.
GPT-5.6 Sol Launches as OpenAI’s Most Powerful AI Yet, Challenging Claude Fable 5 at One-Third the Cost
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.6, its next-generation family of AI models led by GPT-5.6 Sol, a flagship model that delivers near-Claude Fable 5 intelligence while costing roughly one-third as much, according to independent benchmarks from Artificial Analysis. The GPT-5.6 family introduces…
Ghana intensifies fight against money laundering amid major corruption investigations in 2026
ACCRA, Ghana – Ghanaian authorities are intensifying efforts to combat money laundering and illicit financial flows as the West African nation faces growing concerns over corruption, illegal mining and organised financial crime. Money laundering, the process of concealing the origins…
840,000 Deaths a Year: Why the Future of Work Has Become a Public Health Crisis
More than 840,000 people die each year from health conditions linked to workplace stress, long working hours, bullying and job insecurity, according to the International Labour Organization. The findings raise a fundamental question for governments and employers alike: is job…
EXPLAINER: Why Florida’s Lawsuit Against OpenAI Could Change AI Rules Worldwide
The landmark case could help determine who is responsible when artificial intelligence systems allegedly contribute to harm—and shape the future of AI regulation far beyond the United States. Key Points Why This Matters The Florida lawsuit is about much more…
