In this week's edition of Ghana in Focus we analyse the President of Ghana's address to the nation.  In this address he looked at two specific issues namely COVID 19 and the deal with the IMF. We state that as a result of this address ALL of the remaining COVID 19 restrictions that had been put in place particularly for arrivals at the airport have been removed.  For example IT IS NOT mandatory to be vaccinated to come to Ghana, two that one does not need to complete a health declaration  form before coming to Ghana and three that testing at the airport on arrival has been can ..read more

This week's edition of Afrika in Focus poses the suggestion why Afrika must unite by any means necessary.  Firstly we take a look at a couple of other stories. Ghana has reached a board level agreement with the IMF to obtain a US$3 billion bailout over the next 3 years in an attempt to balance its books.  We maintain that Ghana did not need to go to the  IMF and warn of some of the dire consequences of this agreement. Next we touch on the issue of the recent COVID 19 vaccinations program and report of the many deaths from the vaccine since it was administered. We go into ou ..read more

The week's edition looks at a disturbing trend of why some Afrikans from the Diaspora are leaving Ghana. The Year of Return was an initiative aimed at promoting Ghana to the Afrikan diaspora. As a result of this imitative tens of thousands of Afrikans from the diaspora came to Ghana with many others settling and doing business in Ghana. However for some, the decision to settle in Ghana has turned sour and have gone back to their countries of origin. We examine some of the reasons why Afrikans from the diaspora are leaving Ghana and advise what can be done to avert this happening in the fut ..read more

This week's edition of Ghana in Focus  looks at the lot of Ghanaian workers in the light of May Day which is a holiday in Ghana. Our emphasis is on Ghanaian workers who work in the public sector and informal sector. We examine some of the key issues affecting Ghanaian workers such as remuneration, women's rights, working conditions and access to pension. We also provide solutions on how the Government of Ghana can improve the lot of Ghanaian workers in order to stop the brain drain which is seeing some of Ghana's best brains leave in search of 'greener' pastures. Sponsor a Ghanaian fa ..read more

This week's edition of Ghana in Focus looks at the effects of Ghana entering into certain conditionality's in order to get a miserly US$3 Billion from the IMF. We start by asserting that this money is NOT the solution to Ghana's long term financial predicament. We also re emphasis why Ghana DOES NOT NEED this paltry bailout and indeed it is an insult and an aberration that Ghana has sought to seek this. We expose the hypocrisy AND LIES of the Finance Minister who vehemently touted that Ghana 'would never go to the IMF' We analyse the approach the government of Ghana has taken when dealing ..read more

This week's edition of Ghana in Focus, analyses the current power situation in the country after the latest round of power cuts known as Dumsor, in the country. We begin by giving an overview of the power situation in Ghana and the main characters including the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG). We explain the importance of power generation to the country's industrial drive, We give reasons for some of the challenges facing the power sector including colossal debt and poor maintenance. We end by giving solutions on how Ghana can avoid power crisis in the future. Sponsor a Ghanaian farmer ..read more

This week's episode of Ghana in Focus looks at the recent visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris to Ghana. The visit was to further cement ties between the two countries. However the visit was overshadowed by her comments on Ghana 's passage of the anti LGBTQ bill. We explain why her comments were ill judged and what the hidden agenda of her message was. We also explain why the United States as a country has NO MORAL right to talk about 'human rights' given its own record in its so called own country by the disgraceful and appalling way it treats its Afrikan citizens. We analyse the resp ..read more

This week's edition of Afrika in Focus is a special examining the legacy of Dr Martin Luther King Jnr who was assassinated 55 years ago on April 4 1968 and asking the question whether Africans in America have lived a dream or a nightmare. We start by stating that contrary to what has been said Dr King was murdered by the US government and NOT the scapegoat, James Earl Ray. We state how the constitution of the United States classifies Africans in America as 3/5 of a human being and that despite Africans building America to make the United States the country it is today, America WAS NOT BUILT f ..read more