FEATURE

We are WE, a bond so strong, You and I, where care and love belong. We is welcoming with open hearts, Embracing everyone to a brand-new start. We is a worthy esteem, a treasure true, Valuing each other, me and you.…
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In a world that worships titles and frames certificates like sacred relics, one truth remains, a degree can open a door but it takes wisdom to walk through it without stumbling. We are raising a generation of scholars with no substance,…
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The Ghana Education Service (GES) is facing heightened scrutiny following a petition submitted on June 23, 2025, by a group of newly hired teachers who began their roles in September 2024. These teachers have voiced serious concerns over…
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Success isn’t cheap. It doesn’t serve itself on a silver platter. It doesn’t pour itself into your cup like water from a loving mother’s jug. Success demands labour, sweat, endurance and ownership. It is earned, not wished for,…
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In today's dynamic educational environment, developing effective educational objectives is not just beneficial; it's essential. As we embrace learner-centred and competency-based reforms such as the Common Core Programme (CCP) as a country,…
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The Silent Wise, a paradox reign While Fools Loud boast, wisdom's lost in vain The Educated tiptoe, fearing ridicule's sting As Ignorance struts proud, with "I don't care" wing The Meek obey, bound by chains of old…
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The ancient skies were calm and bright, A soothing balm for weary nights. The winds whistled low, in a gentle hush. As stable weather wrapped the land in cozy lush. The good old days, oh the good old days, When…
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As education systems face the challenge of nurturing critical, adaptable, and globally competent individuals, Ghana’s adoption of the Common Core Programme (CCP) represents a significant step towards transformative learning. The CCP…
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Congestion—who isn’t aware and who isn’t involved! We hear the call to decongest our roads, markets, and sidewalks. The noise of eviction notices rings loud when hawkers flood the walkways, when traders abandon stalls for quick cash by…
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There is a kind of bleaching that doesn’t begin with skin but always ends beneath it. It starts quietly not with a cream but with a comparison. Not with a burn but with a belief; “As I am is not enough.” We see it in literal skin…
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