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Ghana lived through the future of AI misinformation; we just haven’t admitted what it taught us
In the closing weeks of the 2024 campaign, a video surfaced of Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, then the New Patriotic Party’s running mate, standing before a crowd of small-scale miners and promising that seized excavators would be returned to…
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Intelligence is not simply what the former Director-General BNI says it is
The article, “The Difference Between Knowing and Seeing: Why Intelligence Services in Africa Are Still Fighting the Last War,” raises questions about the quality of intelligence analysis and the need for intelligence organisations to…
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Ghana’s prisons: A national issue we can’t ignore
Prison issues in Ghana remain a persistent public policy challenge, characterized by overcrowding, deteriorating infrastructure, inadequate logistics, limited rehabilitation programmes, and difficult working conditions for prison officers.…
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Empress Gifty: Almost Two Decades Of Brand Power And Resilience
For nearly two decades, Gifty Osei, now widely known as Empress Gifty has remained one of Ghana’s most recognizable personalities in the entertainment and gospel scene.
Her journey begun when she released her first album ASEDA in 2007…
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A Minister under watch: Zanetor’s burden of expectations
Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings’ swearing-in as Minister for Environment, Science and Technology on 29 August 2026 was more than a constitutional formality; it was a moment loaded with symbolism, expectations, and political risk.
As the…
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‘Okada’ architecture under the new Road Traffic Regulations, 2026 (L.I. 2519)
I take this piece from a certain perspective, looking at the legal regime anticipated by the new Road Traffic Regulations, 2026 (LI 2519), as well as sharing an opinion on what needs to be done further to ensure the effective and safe…
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Galamsey: When the last fish and crop die, will we eat the money?
“Auntie, look at the water! Why does it look like tea?”
That was the innocent question my six-year-old niece, Adepa, asked as we passed the Ayensu River at Mankrong Junction in the Central Region during a family trip last Christmas.…
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Demystifying Mathematics: Building Confidence in Young Learners
At the end of a long school day, a child sits at the dining table, staring at a page filled with numbers. Beside the child, an equally frustrated parent tries to explain the same mathematics problem for what feels like the fourth time. The…
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What If the Problem Isn’t the Teacher-but the Training?
The quality of teaching within schools has an important bearing on students' ability to learn. Therefore, it is vital for schools to have systems which support teachers and their leaders in improving their professionalism, motivation and…
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For President Mahama, every mother must live, what about you?
For most families, childbirth is a moment of hope, joy and new beginnings. I believe that is exactly how God intended it to be. Yet for too many women in our dear country, pregnancy and childbirth remain dangerous journeys. Preventable…
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