FEATURE

Lily Mohammed has emerged as a powerful advocate for gender equity within Ghana’s media space. Rather than just reporting news, she actively challenges the systems that uphold inequality, particularly for women and girls. Through her media…
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Teacher quality is the most momentous in school factor impacting student learning outcomes, which enhances teacher effectiveness, a preference in any school advancement strategy. The Marzano Teacher Evaluation Model (MTEM) aims to appraise…
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In a time when political discussions are frequently influenced by partisanship and sensationalism, Ghanaian journalist Lily Mohammed is pioneering a new approach to civic engagement in the nation. Through her principled, issue-centric…
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With the current progressively evolving educational sector, school leaders are no longer scheduled to serve solely as administrators or managers. Alternatively, they are mandated to be visionary thinkers, creative strategists, and dynamic…
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Africa is not poor because God has cursed it. Africa is poor because its people have, for generations, disobeyed the very God they loudly profess to serve. It is high time we confronted this hard truth. God is not our househelp. He will not…
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Health, it is said, is wealth. And how very true. Even though one tends to get one’s vehicle serviced regularly to stay on the road, unfortunately, we live in a society where not much deliberate emphasis is placed on health checks to stay…
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There are musicians who entertain, and then there are those who explain a country to itself. Daddy Lumba belonged to the latter. And now, with his passing, we are confronted not just with grief but with absence. A kind of national grief…
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Ghana’s music scene has seen many talents come and go, yet none have made as profound an impact on romantic highlife music as the iconic Charles Kojo Fosu, known as Daddy Lumba. His recent passing signifies not just the loss of an…
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In the quiet groves, where trees preside, A still and unsoiled place, the soul abides. The world's oldest remedy, for minds astray, Lies in the gentle hush, of nature's way. The rustling leaves, a soothing serenade,…
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These remarks by the Minority Leader, Hon Alexander Afenyo-Markin, bear repeating. In fact, I can think of no better way to begin this piece than by reiterating his words; words that so precisely reflect my own sentiments regarding the…
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