Introduction
Ghana's socio-political climate often presents itself as calm and picturesque, akin to a beautiful and serene sea. However, a closer examination reveals the presence of sharks and turbulence beneath the surface. This analysis will delve deeper into the growing intolerance of citizens towards the political class, the increasing apathy of the youth towards development issues, high rates of unemployment, and the shrinking space for civil society. Additionally, it will highlight the positive aspects, including the rise of community-based organising and organisations, young women entrepreneurs, and the vibrant social media space.