The wirter In political communication, parties are more than just platforms for governance; they are brands. Like all brands, political parties must continually maintain relevance, credibility, and emotional connection
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Justice Gertrude Torkornoo The unprecedented lawsuit mounted by suspended Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo against the Republic of Ghana at the ECOWAS Court of Justice is more than a personal
Google Expands Gemini AI For Classrooms. But Is Africa In The Room?
A learners using a computer Google announced a series of updates designed to bring its Gemini AI deeper into schools. At the ISTE edtech conference, the company introduced over
Can The Elephant Dance Again?
The writer I speak today as a proud member of the New Patriotic Party, (NPP) a tradition I hold dear. I boast of our values, our heroes, and the
Doctors Can’t Treat What They Can’t See: Why Lab Tests Are Important
The writer Teniola and I went to the hospital a day after she started feeling unwell. The doctor sent her to the laboratory for some tests. As we were
24-Hour Economy Policy: Game-Changer That Needs Flawless Execution
The writer President John Dramani Mahama’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme represents Ghana’s most ambitious economic blueprint in decades. For a nation that imports everything from animal
Keeping It Agile In Ghana – How Top Tech Is Transforming Modern Work
The writer The workplace of today looks nothing like it did five years ago. Agile work models are no longer a buzzword; they are a necessity, especially in a
From Dialogue To Action- 7th Strengthening Families Conference (SFC) Champions Women, Children As Agents Of Transformation
First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Madam Fatima Maada Bio in a group photo with dignitaries present at the conference The 7th edition of the Strengthening Families
Your Excellency, Mahama, I’m drowning
The writer SINCE THE days when Nkrumah dreamt of freedom and gutters still ran free, the rains have come, and every single time, we act like it’s the first
Conviction Of Agradaa Sets Legal Precedent For Crackdown On Spiritual Scams
Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, aka Nana Agradaa The 15-year prison sentence with hard labour handed to Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, marks a significant step in Ghana’s
Meet The Moguls Building Africa’s Future – Inside The Bold Vision Of Djaba, Blay & Bekoe
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A Highway Of Tears: Ghana’s Road Safety Crisis Demands Action Now
The Accra-Kumasi Highway near Oframase became a graveyard once again. A horrific collision claimed several lives, leaving behind shattered families and a nation grappling with grief. This was no
Coding Is No Longer Enough: Why Africa Needs AI Literacy In Every School (4)
Students themselves are increasingly aware of this gap. Aisha, a 17-year-old secondary school student in Kisumu, Kenya, who recently attended a weekend AI bootcamp, shared her revelation: “I used