FEATURE

The way we conduct our politics today demands significant financial resources to run effective and successful electoral campaigns. Undoubtedly, private financing of political parties often evokes public distrust and cynicism. These concerns…
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“When teachers receive support and feel empowered from the very beginning, they are more likely to stay in the field and enhance student learning.” – Linda Darling-Hammond (2019) The overall effectiveness of a school is directly tied to…
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Newly appointed headteachers often face significant challenges when trying to implement changes in their schools. Factors such as the existing school culture, resistance from parents, teachers, and students, as well as entrenched practices,…
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Screens have become ever-present companions-guiding our mornings, occupying our days, and lingering into our nights. From smartphones and laptops to tablets and smart TVs, we are perpetually connected, constantly checking emails, scrolling…
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With every stroke, a future is born,  Every word builds a nation strong.  The pen, modest yet powerful,  Transforms dreams into golden dawns.  To the teachers, the guides, the nurturers true- It’s your hand that makes…
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The concept of Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education (fCUBE), outlined in Article 25(1)(a) of our 1992 Constitution, asserts that “basic education shall be free, compulsory, and accessible to all.” Although this goal is commendable, its…
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One of the promises made by the New Democratic Congress (NDC) to Ghanaians is the concept of a 24-hour economy. Countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and China have already embraced round-the-clock economic activity,…
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Pope Francis, the 266th pontiff in Catholic history, has left an indelible mark on the Church, steering it toward modernity, inclusivity, and global relevance. His 12-year papacy, marked by sweeping reforms and a focus on social justice,…
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Introduction: On April 9, 2025, Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Sam Nartey George, announced the launch of a flagship government initiative, the One Million Coders Programme. Introduced during a…
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Right now, many countries are working hard to move from dirty energy to clean energy. This change is called energy transition. Instead of using coal, oil, and gas, the world is turning to solar, wind, water, and other clean sources.…
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