FEATURE

In today’s Ghana, where social media, peer pressure, and academic competition are shaping the minds of our youth, literature offers more than stories—it provides guidance, reflection, and a roadmap for responsible citizenship. This vision…
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For the umpteenth, Ghana has placed Africa at the centre of world history. Acting on behalf of the African Union and the entire continent, President John Dramani Mahama last week secured a landmark global recognition of slavery as the…
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Education is the backbone of every progressive nation. Education impacts on the quality of human capital, consolidates institutions and ultimately defines the dynamics of socio-economic development. As a country, a great deal of investment…
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In the mid-90s, Ghana’s hiplife scene was still taking shape, and one of the pioneering forces was the duo Akyeame, featuring Okyeame Kwame. Together, they introduced a unique blend of rap and traditional Ghanaian rhythms, using the Twi…
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The recent release of the Global Mining Investment Attractiveness Index reveals a troubling decline in Ghana’s position, with our country falling seven places in the global ranking of mining investment destinations, from 46th in 2024 to…
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President John Dramani Mahama last Friday delivered a calm but confidence boosting assessment of Ghana’s current economic trajectory in the second State of the Nation Address in his second term. After years of hardship marked by high…
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In every classroom, learning leaves traces. It shows in the answers that learners write, the corrections they make, the mistakes they repeat and the effort they put into their work. These traces are traced in the exercise book; a simple but…
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On 6 March 1957, the British colony known as the Gold Coast gained independence and adopted the name Ghana. The choice linked the new state to the memory of a powerful medieval kingdom that had once flourished in the western Sudan of…
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Ghana is not merely fighting illegal mining. It is confronting a quiet national emergency. Our rivers, once sources of life and pride, now run thick with mud and mercury. Communities that depended on clean water wake up to brown taps.…
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After 60 years, the most shameful blot on the page of national dignity has finally been erased. The Kotoka International Airport has been reverted to its rightful name, Accra International Airport. This decision by President Mahama…
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