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Child begging has become an alarming issue in Ghana’s urban areas, representing not only a moral dilemma but also a national crisis. What began as acts of compassion toward those in need has evolved into a disturbing cycle of child…
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He looked perfectly healthy, active, cheerful, and only 40. When Kofi experienced sudden paralysis when warming food one Saturday afternoon in August 2003, no one saw it coming. The doctors later confirmed he had suffered a massive stroke…
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The Korle Lagoon, nestled at the southern edge of Accra, is one of the city’s most defining natural landmarks. Fed by the Odaw River, which snakes through the heart of the capital, the lagoon empties gently into the Gulf of Guinea,…
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This is to the woman who stood tall when others bowed. The one who fought through storms and silence to defend the girl child and everything she held close to her heart. She gave up the comfort of her design studio and stepped into the…
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In classrooms everywhere, there’s persistently one common problem that affects teachers and students- noise. In Accra, Nairobi or London. The continuous shuffle of pupils’ feet, coupled with the rumble of traffic and the din of nearby…
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Diabetes is no longer a condition reserved for the elderly or the wealthy. It is fast becoming one of Ghana’s most widespread health challenges, affecting people across all age groups and social classes from the heart of Accra to the most…
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President John Dramani Mahama has flooded his legacy government with youthful appointees in what some say is a political gamble. For me, it is neither a gamble nor a political strategy. It is a national necessity that the appointees must…
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Recently, I wrote and shared a story on my Facebook page titled “Circle Straight, GHC10.” In that piece, I highlighted how some commercial drivers and their conductors are exploiting passengers along the Nsawam–Pokuase–Circle route.…
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A Call Beyond the Wig and Gown Today, as 824 new lawyers are called to the Bar, Ghana witnesses not only an expansion of the legal profession but a renewal of national hope. In a country of about 32 million people, this number means…
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When I hear calls for helicopters, drones, and armed crackdowns to stop galamsey, I feel that our nation is misreading the illness. We keep treating a wound with instruments instead of treating the person who is bleeding. We have turned…
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