FEATURE

Every weekday before dawn, thousands of workers living in Kasoa and its surrounding communities begin a journey that takes more than it gives. Some rise as early as 3:00 a.m. — not because their jobs demand it, but because the Kasoa–Mallam…
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On the morning of Friday, June 26, Channel One TV’s Breakfast Daily became the centre of a heated national conversation as callers, parents, and commentators converged on one strong demand: “Mobile phones should be banned for children.”…
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Educational leadership is an evolving landscape. Schools have typically followed a traditional model of school leadership in which the bulk of the work was shouldered by the Head teacher and other administrators for decades. Though this…
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The John Mahama led Government is clearly doing well in serving the fiduciary trust reposed in it by the good people of Ghana who brought it into being, after the predecessor government clearly failed to govern the country. Some of us are…
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Every rainy season, Ghanaians watch familiar scenes unfold on television screens and social media timelines: submerged homes, stranded commuters, collapsed roads, and residents wading through chest-high floodwaters in search of safety.…
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A press statement by the Ghana Lotto Operators Association (GLOA) is urging stakeholders, media, and the general public not to compare the GHS 44.9 million paid by some 29 licensed Private Lotto Operators to the NLA to the over GHS 173…
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I have said it before, and I will say it again: Pappy and Priscary are a force to be reckoned with. Beyond winning PMXTRA Season 4, they have built something, thus a loyal, active, and highly supportive community. Their fans do not just…
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As the rainy season intensifies across Ghana, residents of the Amenfi West Constituency are once again confronting challenges that have persisted for far too long—the deplorable state of the area’s road network and the recurring flooding of…
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Every rainy season, Accra faithfully hosts one of its most-anticipated national events: The Great Aquatic Exhibition of Greater Accra. Unlike festivals such as Homowo, there is no planning committee, no sponsorship, and no advertising.…
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Every year, the rains come. Every year, homes are submerged, businesses are destroyed, families are displaced, and innocent lives are lost. Then, when the floodwaters recede, the promises begin. Committees are formed. Blame is assigned.…
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