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A Long-Lost Klimt Painting of an African Prince Goes on Show.

A Long-Lost Klimt Painting of an African Prince Goes on Show.

An early painting by renowned. Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, believed lost since the 1930s, has recently resurfaced and is now on public display. The portrait features Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, a representative of the Ga people, an ethnic group from present-day Ghana known for their deep-rooted cultural traditions, rich

Ghana's Tourism Boom: Balancing Economic Growth, Cultural Heritage, and Local Empowerment.

Ghana's Tourism Boom: Balancing Economic Growth, Cultural Heritage, and Local Empowerment.

Africa's emergence as a prime tourist destination has been a remarkable phenomenon in recent years. The continent's rich cultural diversity, breathtaking natural beauty, and historic significance have made it an attractive location for travelers seeking a unique experience. Ghana, in particular, has become a hotspot for

Ghana’s Gold Dilemma: Should Small-Scale Mining Continue Abolished?

Ghana’s Gold Dilemma: Should Small-Scale Mining Continue Abolished?

Gold has long been the backbone of Ghana’s economy. From ancient civilizations to modern-day industrialization, this precious metal has shaped the nation’s financial landscape. Today, however, Ghana stands at a crossroads. The environmental devastation caused by gold mining—especially small-scale operations—raises pressing concerns. Is abolishing small-scale mining

Why Africa is the Next Big Opportunity: Investing in Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, and Beyond

Africa has long been a cradle of rich cultures, abundant natural resources, and historical significance that has shaped human civilization for thousands of years. From the ancient kingdoms of Ghana and Mali to the bustling trade routes of the Kemet era, the continent has always been a hub of innovation

Bridging the Gap Between Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Vision and Our Reality: Ghana’s 68th Independence

Bridging the Gap Between Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Vision and Our Reality: Ghana’s 68th Independence

“We face neither East nor West; we face forward.” This powerful statement by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah encapsulates the essence of Ghana’s independence, not just as a break from colonial rule but as a call to chart our own destiny, embracing progress, self-reliance, and unity. It was a vision that

Why Maintaining Decorum in Politics is Crucial for National Interest and Security.

Why Maintaining Decorum in Politics is Crucial for National Interest and Security.

In an era where political discourse has become increasingly polarized, maintaining decorum in politics is more important than ever. The health of a nation’s democracy, its security, and its global standing depend on the ability of political leaders, media outlets, and security agencies to foster a culture of respect,

Condemnation of Derogatory Remark Toward Klottey Korle NDC Member

Condemnation of Derogatory Remark Toward Klottey Korle NDC Member

On February 4, 2025, during a parliamentary session in Ghana, an unidentified member of the Minority side directed a deeply derogatory remark at Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, the Member of Parliament for Klottey Korle and daughter of the late former President Jerry John Rawlings. The comment referred to her as the