2019

An international research team has designed a wireless, smartphone-controlled device that is able to deliver drugs straight into the brain. It can also stimulate brain cells using light. So far, the scientists have tested this device in…
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Five years after their divorce, Dan Pyatt and ex-wife Kelly Hope had the most important disagreement of their lives. As he lay in Guy’s Hospital, with his kidneys failing and no donor after 12 months on the waiting list, she told him:…
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Most people would shy away from sharing intimate details about their sex life with the general public, but one man is relying on the kindness of strangers to address a couple of key issues in his life. Taking to GoFundMe to share his…
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More than 500 teeth have been removed from a child’s mouth in India, doctors said. The seven-year-old boy had complained to his parents since the age of three that he had a swelling on the right side of his lower jaw. After four years…
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The Volta River Authority Resettlement Trust Fund secretariat has officially handed over the newly completed 6-Unit teachers bungalow project to the people of Grubi a resettlement community in the Krachi Nchumuru District in the newly…
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Pupils of Fawoman Dida Primary School in the Sekyere Central District of the Ashanti region want authorities to help construct a new classroom block for them, because part of their school building have collapsed and other portions have…
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The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) in the Awutu Senya East Municipality say they will embark on a demonstration over what they term as deliberate efforts by the government to collapse private schools. According to…
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Dear Mr President, Are we still counting down to the “cleanest city in Africa” by 2020 promise? Or was it one of the many promises to secure you the seat of the presidency? Well, you set out to establish a full Ministry of Sanitation,…
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Let me try and keep this post as real as possible. During my years at the BBC World Service, we would never do secret recordings of the guests on our programmes. Not only was it considered unethical, but the BBC always prides itself in…
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The last time I visited the Great Hall of the University of Ghana was in 2017. I was still the Director-General of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) and had been invited to be part of an international conference by the African…
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