The Ghanaian Minaret

Born at Nkawkaw and baptised in the Church as “Paul”, Mussa Dankwah comes from a relatively large family with seven direct siblings. He is the son of a “free-thinking” father

Dr Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed was born in Tamale on December 14, 1974, as the 19th of 23 children. He was the son of a trader and a Muslim cleric who

There are citizens across diverse fields who inspire many through their commitment to faith, family, and service. Notable among these citizens are Muslim couples who have risen to prominence in

It was a crowning moment for three hard-working Muslim students who were honoured to deliver the valedictory speeches at the graduation ceremonies of the University of Ghana, Legon, for the

The Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG) held its 49th awards ceremony, where it recognised the contribution of corporate entities and individuals for their contribution to the growth of sports

What tends to be a journey of success and growth for some turned out to be that of pain and sorrow for others. As we remain hopeful of better days,

In the run-up to the 2024 general election, politicians are bound to make promises to different groups and constituents of electorates to convince them, gain their trust, and ultimately secure

Since becoming the vice president of Ghana, Dr. Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia has embarked on philanthropic projects that seek to transform the lives of Ghanaian beneficiaries. Among these projects are the

Embedded within Ghana’s mosaic of rich culture and history lies a compelling narrative of how Muslims shaped the nation’s political and governance trajectory. As Ghana transitioned from pre-colonial to colonial

The Muslim population of Ghana is estimated to be about 6,108,530, according to the 2021 Population and Housing Census Data released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). This makes up