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Every rainy season, Africa relives the same painful story. Television stations broadcast images of submerged communities, collapsed bridges, stranded commuters, devastated business
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There is a particular kind of audacity that only a former colonial power can manufacture with a straight face. Reform UK, the British political party that has been steadily convert
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Read the full judgment of the Supreme Court in dismissing the two writs that challenged the constitutionality of the processes that led to the removal of ex-Chief Justice Gertrude
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I have just finished reading the Supreme Court of Ghana’s 84-page landmark judgment affirming the constitutionality of the procedure used in the removal of former Chief Justice Ger
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A man enters the gym to improve his health and leaves in an ambulance or worse, dies in the very place meant to keep him alive. The irony is brutal. The modern gym was supposed to
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One of the most comforting stories societies tell themselves is that history simply happens to them. It is an attractive belief because it suggests that today's difficulties are li
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It is 10:00 a.m. on a Monday morning. The sky has poured all night; the city is paralyzed; storm drains are choked to the throat; and water is aggressively reclaiming its territory
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In the immediate aftermath of devastating floods, public attention is understandably focused on rescue, relief, and recovery. However, far less attention is given to systematically
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Consumers may be wondering why the water supply in their homes is not reliable and why can’t clean drinking water always be made available for homes and businesses, at affordable r
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Every year, an estimated 845 women in Ghana develop obstetric fistula, a severe and preventable childbirth injury that leaves the body permanently altered, that ends marriages, end