“I work but the income I make is not enough to take care of my family,” says 20-year-old Salamatu Abubakar. Although not married, Salamatu is a mother of three children.

Aisha Huang Ghanaians have become so cynical these days – and with good reason – that they suspect something is grossly amiss when they don’t immediately see what they think

OTUMFUO NANA OSEI TUTU II Let us never know what old age is. Let us know the happiness (that) time brings, not count the years. Ausonius   COMMENCEMENT: OTUMFUO NANA

One of my biggest disappointments, in life, has been when I dropped out of law school. I had, in 2011, enrolled as a law student at GIMPA, to pursue LLB,

In folklore, a ghost, which is sometimes referred to as apparition, phantom or poltergeist is the soul of a dead person that can appear before the living.  The issue of

John Mahama JDM is still frolicking on his “lame” political horse.  Past week we got a small insight into how he thought the election campaign was running.  For him, it

The Art of Leadership By Dag Heward-Mills … be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. Matthew 10: 16 Snakes are called wise because they overcome their many

Would you believe that some of our compatriots are still celebrating Osono’s victory at the December 7, 2016 poll? One of such is my neighbour, who inundates our ears with

We are continuing our series on the late Dr. JB Danquah and what he went through in a regime in which he found many shortcomings. He sought to send correspondences

It comes as a bit of a shock to me to realise that there is a ‘Water Research Institute’ in Ghana. For many of our mighty rivers have fallen foul