Kwame Mensah

Kwame Mensah is a senior political correspondent based in Accra. With over a decade of experience covering Ghana's Parliament, elections, and government policy, he brings sharp analysis and deep sourcing to GhanaStar's political coverage. A graduate of the University of Ghana's School of Communication Studies, Kwame has previously reported for the Daily Graphic and Joy FM. He specializes in governance, public accountability, and West African geopolitics.

27296 Articles Joined March 2026

Articles by Kwame Mensah

Headlines

Indonesia’s Police Kill Six Suspected Islamic Militants

Indonesia's police shot dead six suspected IS-linked militants in a gunfight on Java island over the weekend, a police...

Headlines

More Annual Shareholder Meetings Go Virtual In US

Big US corporations have identified a new strategy for managing irate investors at annual shareholder meetings: Going...

Headlines

A Booze Ban Stresses Indian Business

When Shailja Singh headed to her favourite bar for a post-work beer this week she found it shut, victim of a Supreme...

International

‘Fake News’ Another Weapon In Orban’s Illiberal Hungary

Few outlets illustrate better the cosy relationship between Hungary's media and Prime Minister Viktor Orban than Origo,...

Headlines

Failed Pepsi, Nivea Ads Show Industry’s Diversity Problem

Recent high-profile advertising missteps by Pepsi and skin-care company Nivea underscored anew Madison Avenue's awkward...

Headlines

Ethiopian Band Wins Fans By Melding Rock With African Sounds

At a hotel in Addis Ababa well-known for hosting jazz greats, thousands of fans lined up on a Saturday night to...

International

Random Breath Tests Illegal, Kenyan Court Rules

A Kenyan court has banned random breathalyser tests as a way to catch drivers who are over the limit. The decision was...

Headlines

US Military Veterans In A New Fight — Against Deportation

Miguel and Esperanza Perez stood outside Chicago's immigration courthouse, clutching an American flag folded into a...

Headlines

Once-Banned Bloodsport Takes Wing

A boisterous roar sweeps through the crowd as a pair of roosters spar in a sandy pit, their spurs kicking, wings...

Headlines

Stormers End Chiefs Winning Start, Sunwolves Break Through

South Africa's Western Stormers joined Canterbury Crusaders as the only undefeated teams in this season's Super Rugby...

Headlines

Bulls Miss Chance To Punch Playoff Ticket In Loss To Nets

Jimmy Butler did all he could, but the Chicago Bulls' defensive lapses proved too costly to overcome in a damaging...

International

Hundreds of ‘restraint Injuries’ At Special Schools

Hundreds of children have been injured while being physically restrained in special schools, according to figures...

International

Kerber To Face Pavlyuchenkova For Monterrey Title

World number one Angelique Kerber reached her first WTA final of 2017 but will face a stiff challenge from three-time...

Headlines

DC United Turn Tables On New York City FC

Luciano Acosta scored his second goal of the Major League Soccer season as DC United avenged their worst defeat since...

Headlines

Michael Douglas On Kirk’s Dismay Over ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ Snub

Their once rocky relationship is closer than ever, but Michael Douglas has revealed dad Kirk still harbors one grudge...

Headlines

US Naval Ships Head Toward Korean Peninsula

A US Navy carrier strike group was moving toward the Korean Peninsula on Saturday as the United States boosts its...

International

Royals To Commemorate Defining WW1 Battle

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry are to join more than 25,000 people in northern France to mark the centenary of...

Headlines

Pacquiao-Horn Fight Gets Aussie Greenlight

Philippine world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao's fight with Australia's Jeff Horn was confirmed by promoters Sunday,...

International

South Africa Tells ICC It Didn’t Break Rules By Failing To Arrest Sudan’s Bashir

South Africa on Friday denied flouting international law in 2015 by failing to arrest visiting Sudanese President Omar...

Headlines

Five Dead In Jihadist Attack In Mali

A Tuareg-led group in Mali said five of its fighters were killed Saturday in an attack blamed on jihadists, a week...