FEATURE

Albeit with reservations, some citizens largely agree with the concept of prepaid meters. Utility companies need new strategies for recovering revenue from customers, reducing electricity wastage, and theft. In a gradual attempt to…
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This year’s World Press Freedom Day 2024 (3rd May) marks a poignant moment for reflection and action as we celebrate the vital role of the press, particularly amidst one of the greatest challenges of our time; the environmental crisis. The…
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Postgraduate students in the majority of our universities are encountering significant obstacles. Despite the presence of numerous institutions offering advanced academic programmes, concerns about the quality and effectiveness of…
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In response to Prof. George K.T. Oduro of the Institute for Educational Planning and Administration at the University of Cape Coast's critical statement regarding the Ministry of Education's purported decision to introduce new uniforms for…
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Accra, the bustling capital city of Ghana, stands as a vivid tapestry of urban life, rich in culture and history. Yet, beneath its vibrant exterior, the city grapples with a series of infrastructural challenges that dampen its potential for…
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The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has set an ambitious deadline of August 31, 2024, for all private tertiary institutions to secure a Presidential Charter, failure of which will result in closure. It is important to…
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In the realm of educational evolution, the Ghana Education Service (GES) emerges as a beacon of progressive change, spearheading initiatives to redefine educational paradigms. In tandem with esteemed partners like PricewaterhouseCoopers…
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In the past three weeks, fear and panic have gripped parts of Ghana. A legend of vanishing male genitals has been circulating, with a number of arrests made by the police of suspects. The dreaded spots so far are Kasoa, Awutu Senya, and…
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As the saying goes, “Free things are very costly.” Free Education is undoubtedly a beautiful and relieving system for anyone in the country. However, since its implementation in Ghana, it has never been free from criticism and concern…
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Ghana has been facing power fluctuations and interruptions for many years, posing considerable hurdles to businesses throughout the country. The unstable power supply has hampered economic growth and productivity, making it harder for…
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