Richard Sena Quashie

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Mostly here for media, tech, economic and social policy

80 articles published

Mostly here for media, tech, economic and social policy

80 articles published

Articles by Richard Sena Quashie

Opinion: Rest well, Jerry Ahmed Shaib

Opinion: Rest well, Jerry Ahmed Shaib

As Ghana navigates its AI future, the human touch of traffic officers and MoMo vendors coexists with digital innovation—a visual representation of the hybrid approach we need for technology adoption that enhances rather than erases our social fabric.

Why Ghana must be intentional about AI adoption: Reflections on progress, people, and priorities

Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo (foreground) and President John Mahama (background). Article 146 proceedings now test constitutional balance between judicial authority and presidential oversight in Ghana's removal petitions.

Justice, Power, and Timing: Why the Chief Justice needn’t see petitions against her too soon

From NSB's missing millions to Dapaah's hidden cash: Why Ghana's corruption needs system fixes, not moral lectures

The brutal truth: We’re not mad about corruption in Ghana—we’re just jealous it’s not our turn yet

As NDC dithers on galamsey promises, Ghana slides from environmental disaster to security nightmare

Here’s the rub: NDC traded galamsey outrage for votes, now they’re too scared to face the gold-fueled monster

Ghana's fire service clash tests NDC leadership as Amoakohene and Nartey feud over Adum market response

No matter how you slice it, when a minister shouts and a PR man bites back, Ghana’s real fire isn’t at Adum market

Here are some houses reportedly owned by Kennedy Agyapong in the US

Houses reportedly owned by Kennedy Agyapong in US, valued at total of over $1.8million

$18M punitive damages in the Anas vs Kennedy Agyapong case / 3News Composite

Breaking down the $18M punitive damages in the Anas vs Kennedy Agyapong case

Cyber Security Authority confirms hack of Mahama’s Twitter account

Cyber Security Authority confirms hack of Mahama’s Twitter account

President John Dramani Mahama's verified Twitter account (@JDMahama) was used to promote "Solanafrica"—a dubious cryptocurrency project rife with fabrications, false affiliations, and telltale signs of fraud.

Catastrophic cybersecurity breach sees Prez. Mahama’s Twitter pushing dodgy crypto scheme

Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg’s Next Africa, Mahama argued that financial institutions should focus on their economic mandates

Prez Mahama to IMF, World Bank: ‘Stay out of Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ debate’

Mahama emphasized that American aid policies have long served as strategic tools for maintaining US soft power and influence across developing nations.

Prez. Mahama warns US aid cuts could backfire on American farmers and erode America’s influence