By Ben BRAKO (koBENA BRAKO) Agricultural sovereignty, in economic terms, is the ability of a nation to control its core production inputs, pricing exposure, and long-term soil capital without structural external dependency. By that definition, Ghana must ask an uncomfortable question: Are current agricultural aid and subsidy models strengthening sovereignty — or quietly eroding it? […] The post Ghana@69:

Ghana is 69 years old today. To mark the day, a parade will be held at the forecourt of the Jubilee House. The ceremony is being held under the theme, “Building Prosperity, Restoring Hope.” It will be attended by Ministers of state, members of the diplomatic corps and invited members of the general public. There […]

By Dr. Elikplim APETORGBOR. As Ghana proudly commemorates its 69th Independence Anniversary, it is both timely and appropriate to reflect on one of the most strategic pillars of our national development, the evolution and transformation of the electricity sector. From the early hydro-dominated era led by the Volta River Authority and symbolised by the iconic […] The post Ghana@69:

By Elizabeth Ama Nkansah MENSAH A red, gold and green flag will flutter on Ghana’s public buildings on March 6, 2026 to celebrate 69 years of independence. But below the pomp of yet another sovereignty ceremony lurks an enduring problem: Ghana attained political independence in 1957 but economic independence is yet to be won. For over […] The post Ghana@69:

Female fighters recall how the conflict in the northern Tigray destroyed their lives, as fears grow that fighting could resume.