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Hooked and Hopeless: Ghana’s Moving Corpses in School Uniform
				A covert yet dangerous epidemic is ravaging our nation, undermining the very foundation of our future youth. Escalating reports of drug abuse, particularly regarding a substance referred to as “Red 225,” portray a disturbing scenario filled…					
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF GHANA EDUCATION SERVICE
				Re-evaluating the National Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Day: A Proposal for Virtual Training
Esteemed Director-General,
As a dedicated educator invested in the professional growth of teachers in Ghana, I am writing to…					
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Beyond Property Rates: How to Fix Our Roads Without Waiting for the Government
				 In many urban and peri-urban areas, a concerning trend has emerged: individuals are constructing lavish homes, yet the access roads leading to many of the houses are in disrepair. This paradox highlights a significant societal issue: our…					
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The Water Crisis in Our Cities: An Escalating Challenge for Families
				Water is essential for life, yet many families are increasingly struggling to access this vital resource. Frequent and prolonged water shortages across various regions are making living conditions unbearable, especially for those in urban…					
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Rails of Promise or Rust: Can Our Railway System Overcome its Challenges?
				Our railway system has faced years of decline due to neglect, poor management, and changing governmental priorities. Historically, the railway network was essential in linking key economic cities like Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi. 
This…					
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A Dedicated Hospital for Teachers: A Deserving Reward for Their Service
				Teachers shape the future of our country by guiding young minds, instilling core values, and preparing students for successful lives. Nevertheless, teachers encounter numerous challenges that go beyond their classroom duties. Alongside…					
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Senyo Hosi Writes: I don’t see GoldBod failing
				OUR GOLD AND THE GOLDBOD. YƐ te sika so ensu Ɛkom di yƐn (We are sitting on money and yet we are hungry), is a popular phrase that summarizes the Ghanaian condition and even more so, the African story. How a people blessed with so much…					
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Do Not Kill MIIF – Lawmann
				MINERALS INCOME INVESTMENT FUND:
The 2025 Budget Proposal and its Implications for Ghana’s Mineral Revenue Management
The 2025 Budget Statement and Economic Policy of Ghana proposes a significant amendment to the Minerals Income…					
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Stop Selling Our Lands to Foreigners: Safeguard Our Future
				Land signifies more than just a physical location; it embodies our identity, independence, and the groundwork for future generations. The rising trend of selling significant portions of land to foreigners in Ghana raises urgent concerns…					
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Chinese Firms and African Seaports: A Closer Look at Chinese Expanding Influence in African Commerce
				The African maritime industry is undergoing a seismic transformation, with Chinese firms playing an increasingly dominant role in the management and operations of commercial seaports across the continent. A recent tally by the…					
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