FEATURE

A ground-breaking proposal by a Ghanaian lawyer and legal innovator, Ama Oduma Annan, merits close attention for the way it illustrates how artificial intelligence could reshape access to justice around the world. Drawing on advanced…
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Illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey in Ghana, refers to the unlawful extraction of minerals without the necessary license or adherence to regulations. What often begins as a simple search for livelihood has evolved into a national…
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In today’s digital age, reliable internet connectivity is the backbone of economic development, social interaction, and national progress. In Ghana, however, the persistent issue of fiber optic cable cuts—whether accidental or…
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Are you proud to be Ghanaian? That was the question that trailed me last week, as another book was launched about the life, pen, and handiwork of this writer. The launch of ‘Proudly Ghanaian: Our Gold Still Glitters,’ racked my nerves and…
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Schools’ all-over are under increasing pressure to enhance student learning. Teachers are asked to boost achievement; parents demand results and policymakers insist on quality. Although, a single teacher working alone cannot solve all…
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Lily Mohammed, a Ghanaian journalist and media personality, has made her mark in international relations by using the power of media to open conversations on diplomacy and global governance. Her work has helped to highlight how…
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The 1979 year group of the Manya Krobo Senior High School Old Students Association (MAKOSA) on Saturday 16th August converged at the school’s old site at Odumase Krobo to socialize and reflect on the 51 long years that destiny had brought…
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In contemporary times, the role of educational leadership has greatly advanced. Head teachers acts as both administrators enforcing rules and managing operations; they are now seen as educational leaders focused on boosting the quality of…
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Educational goals are crucial for effective teaching and improving school performance. They provide clear statements that define what learners should know and be able to do during and after lessons, serving as the foundation which specific…
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Macroeconomic stability is welcome, but for many Ghanaians, it remains a distant, data-driven illusion until it translates into real relief in everyday life. I have followed Ghana’s economic recovery with keen interest since our near…
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