“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 13/11/26, (Friday, 32nd week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 8 hours ago
The Teacher's Dilemma: When Government Interventions Become Financial Traps and Union Leadership Gullibility and Failures
By David Kala• 2 days ago
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 11/11/26, (Wednesday, 32nd Week in Ordinary Time of Year A. Also, Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop).
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 3 days ago
“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 10/11/26, (Tuesday, 32nd Week in Ordinary Time of Year A. Also, Memorial of Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church).
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 3 days ago
THE TEACHER DABRE HOUSING POLICY: A GENUINE COMMITMENT TO TEACHERS’ WELFARE OR ANOTHER POLITICAL PROMISE DESTINED FOR LIMBO?
By Francis Angbabora Baaladong• 4 days ago
Latest News
Bringing you trusted news from Ghana and beyond. At The Trial, we lead with facts, tell stories that matter, and connect local voices to global conversations.
Browse by Category
The Sedinam Tamakloe Judgment Without Tears by Kweku Azaa (Summarized Version)
In a 94-page ruling issued by Justice E. Ankamah, with Justices S. Diawuo and E. S. Amedahe concurring, a three-member panel of the Court of Appeal un...
Sometimes, the most Powerful Victory Speech comes after the most Modest Defeat
Meet Noah Adamtey. The lawyer who marched into the Supreme Court armed with an arsenal of constitutional reliefs, only to leave clutching one declarat...
Supreme Court Today Snubbed What it is Known For and Best Does: No Prima Facie Case has gone Incognito
The Supreme Court has done it again, and guess what is within the public domain. This time, there is no prima facie case, as the court is effective at...
Investing in Local Coaches: Speaker Bagbin's Vision Deserves National Applause
In every successful sporting nation, the foundation of excellence is not built solely on talented athletes but also on the availability of competent, ...
Teach Our Children What Matters: Why Ghana Should Prioritise French Over Chinese in Basic Schools
The announcement that Ghanaian children, beginning from Kindergarten, may soon start learning the Chinese language has sparked widespread public debat...
Self-Reliance Before Dependence: Captain Ibrahim Traoré's Industrial Vision Offers Africa a Path to True Development
For decades after gaining political independence, many African nations have continued to rely heavily on foreign countries for goods that could easily...