EU and Ghanaian security officials undergo a joint training to strengthen security response For decades, the European Union (EU) was known in Ghana primarily as a trade and development
Why I Spend My Days Raising Mosquitoes
The writer  Every morning, I walk into a room full of mosquitoes. While most people spend their lives trying to avoid them, I spend my days raising, monitoring and
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Globe Tower – A New Landmark Rises In Cantonments City
A new landmark is taking shape on the Accra skyline, and it is now leasing. Globe Tower, the latest Grade A development within Cantonments City, brings premium office space
Solving A ‘To’ And ‘For’ Sign-Off, The Orphan Releases Trend Needing IPR Attention
I have a nagging concern which I think should be of interest to the Institute of Public Relations, Ghana (IPR), too. It’s about an anomaly I believe IPR can
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A few critical things to note about suicide. First, suicide is usually not about wanting to die. One of the strongest findings in suicidology is that: most suicidal people
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Every year on August 12, the world pauses to recognise the energy, creativity and potential of young people through International Youth Day. It is an opportunity to draw attention
Suicide And The Fight To Stay Alive (1)
The writer Suicide is a really heavy, deep and troubling topic, but today, I want to delve into it and share my own lived experience that I have never
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The Library Doors Are Open Nobody Is Walking In
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