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The tragic and avoidable death of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak has ignited a firestorm of controversy that extends far beyond the courtroom, touching on the volatile intersection of police conduct, social media misinformation, and the public’s search for justice. During the trial of his killer, Vickrum Digwa—who used a ceremonial…
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The Media Coalition for Good Governance (MCGG) has recently stepped into the spotlight to defend two major pillars of Ghana’s maritime infrastructure: LCB Worldwide Ghana Ltd. and the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS). During a recent press briefing, the group’s Lead Convener, Kwadwo Baffour Atuahene, took a firm stance against what he characterized as a wave of baseless and misleading allegations currently circulating in the media. Atuahene argued that when we discuss the efficiency and integrity of our national ports, we have a responsibility to rely on verified facts and technical assessments rather than rumors. He pointed out that the…
The recent discourse surrounding Kenya’s Ebola preparedness strategy serves as a sobering reminder that before any virus crosses a physical border, it arrives in the minds of the public first. Long before a microbe can cause sickness, the precursors—fear, rumor, speculation, and political opportunism—are already at work. This “crisis before the crisis” is arguably the most significant challenge modern governments face. While it is vital to stock laboratories, train medical professionals, and draft emergency protocols, these technical measures often miss the mark because they ignore the human dimension of the threat. In Kenya, the tragedy is not that people are…
