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South Africa Evacuation And The Minority’s Half-Truth
The Minister for Foreign Affairs is not against accountability; he has voluntarily put out the FACTS since the end of the evacuation exercise. Passenger manifests. Receipts. Signed sheets and other relevant records were all made available…
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Beyond The Shouting: Rethinking Classroom Frustration
Teachers have to work under demanding conditions. They face numerous pressures, including large class sizes, inadequate teaching and learning materials, heavy workloads, administrative tasks, curriculum demands, and varying learner…
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JUSTICE AND SOCIETY Disputes That Never Need a Courtroom
Two brothers inherited their late father’s farmland, which was meant to be shared equally between them. The older brother owed the younger brother money but failed to pay it at the agreed time. The younger brother therefore seized the…
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There Is More Than One Pathway To The Future You Want
Every year, when examination results are released and university admissions begin, thousands of young people across Ghana face one of the most consequential moments of their lives.
Some gain admission to the programmes they have dreamed…
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The Paradox of Plenty — When every smartphone becomes a newsroom
The newsroom is no longer the only place where a story can begin. Today, a smartphone, a microphone and the courage to ask questions can put an injustice before the entire nation and sometimes before the President himself.
There was a time…
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The last mile of Branding is Customer Service; A daily culture!
A brand can spend heavily on a beautiful identity, a polished website, celebrity endorsements and clever advertising, yet lose a customer in five minutes at the point of service. That is the uncomfortable truth behind modern branding.…
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Cryptocurrency Is Here: Ghanaians Must Adopt Now
There was a time when the internet was considered a luxury. Today, it has become one of the most important tools shaping how we communicate, work, trade and do business.
Cryptocurrency could be following a similar path.
For many…
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Going Digital: How ready are we for October 1?
On October 1, 2026, our roads go Digital. The Ghana Police Service and the MTTD deserve immense praise for championing TRAFFITECH-GH. Automating traffic enforcement is a monumental leap toward modernising our road transport sector.
If…
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The Real Meaning of Effective Classroom Management
Effective classroom management translates teacher knowledge into consistent teaching practice. While knowing your subject area, designing quality lesson plans and utilizing excellent instructional materials all contribute to a well-designed…
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Ghana, We Need to Talk: Who Will Feed Us Tomorrow?
Let me begin with a question that may make some people uncomfortable: when the best students in Ghana finish school, where do we expect them to go?
Medicine? Engineering? Computer science? Banking? Law?
And what happens to those who…
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