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Ghana’s education sector is facing a mounting crisis as the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools, rampant exam malpractice, and a sharp decline in reading culture converge to
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The writer Throughout history, railways have shaped the economic fortunes of nations. Where tracks were laid, industries thrived; where they weren’t, growth stalled. Today, Africa faces a similar situation,
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The writer Ghana is a nation of immense promise, yet we struggle with a persistent problem that quietly undermines our governance, public safety, and national discipline: we tolerate too
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In uncertain times, when the weight of life’s questions presses heavily on the human heart, faith has always offered a quiet but powerful assurance: that beyond what the eyes can
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