Opinion

Ghana is watching something serious unfold, and it is no longer helpful to treat it as an abstract constitutional debate....

We’re in the middle of a family relationship crisis. At least one in four American adults is estranged from a close relative. Two-thirds...

In the quiet courtrooms of Ghana, behind the formalities of legal robes and wooden benches, a subtle legal challenge is...

Donald Trump said Friday that he had “sort of” made up his mind about his plan for Venezuela, but he...

Modernity has altered the customary law understanding of family within the Ghanaian community. Parliamentary laws and court decisions have aligned...

The recent dynamic between KGL, the Ghana Journalists Association, and The Fourth Estate (FE) is a revealing case study in...

Every Monday morning, the stirring strains of China’s national anthem stream into my Beijing apartment from the elementary school across...

Ghana’s democracy stands at the intersection of politics and principle—a vibrant arena where parliamentary debates often echo the pulse of...

Recently, at the urging of a Norwegian American friend, I watched a documentary about Princess Martha Louise of Norway and...

Remember when exercise was fun? Just kidding. It was never fun. But it was better. In the good old days,...