Aba Appiah

The writer, Dr. Aba Appiah is a Ghanaian academic, researcher, and lecturer in her mid-20s with a professional focus on media and communication. Her career spans journalism and communication consultancy. As an accomplished author and researcher, she contributes to academic discourse through peer-reviewed studies and published works.

Kenya Stops Foreign Nationals from Running Small Business: Drifting Towards South Africa’s Xenophobic Business Model?

Kenya may be approaching a dangerous political crossroads. President William Ruto’s decision to crack down on foreign nationals operating hawking businesses and small retail...

Tinubu Sleeping as Courageous Ghanaians take Afrophobic South Africa to ICC

For years, South Africa has cast itself as the continent's conscience. It marched to The Hague to accuse Israel of crimes against humanity in...

The Ghana–Nigeria Rivalry: A Love-Hate Affair That Keeps West Africa Talking

on the brink of a diplomatic divorce every other week. One day, Ghanaians are mocking Nigerian jollof rice. The next, Nigerians are dismissing Ghanaian music....

Nigeria’s Peter Obi and the 2027 Presidential Election

The 2027 Nigerian presidential election is shaping into a high-stakes contest defined less by new ideological alternatives and more by shifting alliances among established...

Gulf States with America’s Military Bases Facing The Wrath of Iran Military Might

The widening confrontation between Iran, Israel, and the United States has entered a structurally volatile phase. What began as a shadow war—cyber operations, proxy...

The Quiet Rivalry Between Nigerians and South Africans

Across Africa’s two largest economies, a quiet but persistent tension lingers—not in official communiqués or diplomatic standoffs, but in everyday conversations, social media exchanges,...

G20 Year Spotlight: How South Africa’s Creative Industry Captured Global Attention

There are moments in a nation’s history when attention becomes a national asset. For South Africa, the G20 year was one such moment. Over...

The Streets Are Speaking: A New Generation Reclaims the Governance Agenda in Mexico

The recent surge of Mexico’s so-called Gen Z protests has been positioned as a youthful groundswell demanding systemic accountability, yet the operational dynamics beneath...

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