The writer Every weekend in Accra, dozens, if not hundreds, of people go walking and running on the grounds of the University of Ghana at Legon, Ghana’s oldest and
My Third True Dare: Prez Mahama, GRA Commissioner And Ato Forson Must Abrogate Truedare Publican AI Customs Contract
In my first write-up, “MY FIRST TRUE DARE: ONE AGREEMENT, ONE DOZEN PROBLEMS,” I outlined twelve (12) major concerns raised by informed stakeholders (trade associations, think tanks, researchers, and
When Waiting Becomes Part Of Treatment – Reflections On Hospital Care
Cataract patients spend the night at Ejura Hospital ahead of surgery Hospital visits are not meant to test one’s patience, yet for many Ghanaians, that is exactly what they
Beyond The Festivities: Gomoa Must Turn Visibility Into Development
The Writer This Easter, Gomoa captured national attention in a way many residents have not witnessed in years. The festivities organised by Kwame Asare Obeng, Member of Parliament for
Delivery Without Labour Pain
The writer Growing up, we were already aware of labour pains. The grimace our mothers, sisters, friends among others give when they talk about labour pain is scary.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) At Ghana’s Ports: Reform, Resistance, And The Real Policy Question
Ghana’s customs administration has entered a decisive new phase. The GRA issued a directive mandating the use of an AI-driven system for import valuation known as the Publican AI
Qualcomm Unveils Startup Selection For Make In Africa 2026
Wassim Chourbaji Qualcomm Incorporated has announced the selection of 10 startups for its fourth year of the Qualcomm Make in Africa Mentorship Program. This initiative is part of the
From Perk To Performance: Why Employee Wellness Must Be A Core Business Strategy
The writer In today’s fast-evolving energy landscape, performance is often measured in megawatts generated, contracts delivered, and uptime achieved. Yet behind every operational milestone lies a far more powerful
A Decade Of Transforming Youth And Agriculture Through Entrepreneurship: The KIC Ghana Impact
A beneficiary displaying his products Over the past decade, Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) has emerged as one of Ghana’s most influential platforms for youth entrepreneurship in agriculture. What began
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Thinking About The Clergy, Religion And Politics
The writer This week has been a bit hard for the representatives of God in both Islam and Christianity. People are questioning their moral turpitude in the wake of
The New Literature Anthology For Junior High Schools: Training Needs For ESL Facilitators
The writer In today’s Ghana, where social media, peer pressure, and academic competition are shaping the minds of our youth, literature offers more than stories—it provides guidance, reflection, and
Understanding Autism: Empowering Children With Different Abilities In Ghana
The writer April is globally recognised as Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and promoting acceptance and inclusion for individuals on