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- Jul 12, 2026
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No Ghanaian Should Ever Be Treated Like Trash… Mansa Musa writes (opens the original)
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There is one principle that should never be open to debate: no Ghanaian should ever be treated like trash in his or her own country. Regardless of social status, ethnicity, religion, political affiliation, or economic circumstance, every Ghanaian deserves dignity, decency, and respect. No citizen should be made to feel helpless, abandoned, or worthless in the land of their birth. The disturbing scenes we continue to witness across Ghana—petty traders crying as bulldozers flatten their stalls, fa
Cosmetic and Ad Hoc Communal Clean-Ups Are Simply Not Enough — Mansa Musa Writes (opens the original)
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The recent calls for communal clean-up exercises are welcome, but let us not deceive ourselves: cosmetic and ad hoc clean-ups alone will never solve Ghana’s sanitation crisis. Chairman Jerry John Rawlings championed similar exercises in the 1980s. While they created public awareness and temporarily cleaned our communities, they did not fundamentally change attitudes, behaviours, or the institutions responsible for maintaining sanitation. Decades later, we continue to grapple with the very same p
Roadside Lectures Are No Substitute for Good Public Administration — Mansa Musa Writes (opens the original)
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Watching Roads Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza publicly lecture a chief executive on how to perform his duties—by the roadside and under the full glare of media cameras—should concern all of us. The issue is not the minister’s desire to ensure standards are met; every minister has a responsibility to demand results. The deeper issue is what this episode reveals about the state of public administration in Ghana. Too often, people are appointed to frontline administrative and managerial positions w
Tribunals, Bring Them On ...Mansa Musa Writes (opens the original)
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2027 Will Present Even Greater Debt Servicing, With The Government Expected To Repay About Gh¢54 Billion — Including Gh¢39 Billion In February Alone — Finance Minister The depth of Ghana’s economic crisis demands more than speeches, excuses, and political point‑scoring. It demands accountability. That is why the time has come to establish Public Tribunals to urgently trace and track public finances, investigate major financial decisions, and determine who must answer for the economic hardship im
The 'Agoro' Philosophy: Mohammed Polo's Vision for Ghana Football (opens the original)
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Whenever I have had the privilege of speaking with some of Ghana’s greatest football legends—especially Mohammed Ahmed Polo—one principle has consistently stood out. His football philosophy is simple but profound: before a child learns to play football, the child must first learn to play with the ball. In Akan, Polo expresses it beautifully: “Fa futbol no de agoro.” Literally, play with the football. Polo believes every successful footballing nation has developed an identity. Brazil became renow
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