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Women’s Economic Empowerment in Ghana: Unlocking Potential for National Growth
Women’s economic empowerment is a critical driver of sustainable development and social progress in Ghana.
As women increasingly participate in the economy, their contributions can significantly boost national growth, reduce poverty, and…
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Advancing Education: Ghana’s Ministry of Education and UNESCO Unveil the TeOSS Program
In a major stride towards enhancing educational infrastructure and inclusivity, Ghana's Ministry of Education, in partnership with UNESCO, has introduced the Technology Enabled Open School System for All (TeOSS) initiative. This project…
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Remembering Jerry John Rawlings
It would have been your 77th birthday President Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings. We gather in spirit to honour and commemorate the life and legacy of an exceptional leader. Though you are no longer with us, your profound impact on Ghana, Africa,…
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Sustainable future for all: Energy transition in battling climate change
The world is evolving rapidly, and life on earth is racing to keep up. Human activities continue to increase, advance, and modernize. As the world is heading towards a sustainable future, energy transition is important or plays a crucial…
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Are we operating a ‘guilty with explanation’ system of justice or what?
In the colonial days (that is, before 1957) there was a dual system of justice in Ghana.
Two types of law were being administered to our populace. One was called the “Native Authority” system, and the other was known as the court’s…
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Honouring dad, strengthening ties: Ways to celebrate Father’s Day
As the world prepares to celebrate Father’s Day, it’s a timely reminder to honour the significant role fathers play in our lives. While the holiday has traditionally been seen as a time for children to show appreciation for their fathers,…
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CELEBRATING A FATHER THIS FATHER’S
Father’s Day has come again, and we want to celebrate our fathers of the church also. I mean our pastors. In this write-up, I invite you to celebrate with me one of our fathers – Rev Prof Abamfo Atiemo, Chairperson of the Europe Presbytery…
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Building Support Systems: The Need for Mental Health Training in Schools
The increasing prevalence of mental health issues presents a significant threat to the efficiency and credibility of our educational system.
It is imperative to tackle this matter promptly to avert severe repercussions. These issues not…
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‘Barima Nsu’: The harmful notion that men must not cry
The idea that men must not cry, often summarized in the phrase "Barima Nsu," is a deeply ingrained social expectation that prevents men from expressing their emotions openly.
The origin of this belief is unclear, but its impact is…
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Bridging digital divide – resilience of satellite TV in the age of digital media
In recent years, the proliferation of digital media platforms has been inseparably linked to the work of telecommunications to drive smartphone penetration, data, and internet services. This evolution has significantly impacted media…
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