FEATURE

Some years back, I had the privilege of meeting a distinguished High Court judge who, over time, became a very close friend. During one of our conversations, she shared something Insightful - though, admittedly, at the time, I nodded…
Read More...

The phone rings. Unknown number. A voice on the other end, trying to hide the panic, says, “We need help. Now.” A crisis has broken out. Maybe it’s a viral video. Or a media exposé. Or, as is the case with brands trying to get more edgy in…
Read More...

Men’s Mental Health Month in June has ended, but the conversations it sparked must continue. One issue that doesn’t get enough attention is a phenomenon known as “normative male alexithymia.” This refers to the difficulty many men have…
Read More...

As the dust settles on the violence that marred the Ablekuma North rerun, a piercing question lingers: Can Ghana truly safeguard its journalists while defending the fragile pillars of democracy? What began as an electoral rerun quickly…
Read More...

Improving student achievement is a common goal for educational institutions that are committed to preparing students for academic and personal success. However, despite numerous reforms over the years, many schools continue to face…
Read More...

In the current educational landscape, the responsibilities of school leaders extend beyond managing financial resources, overseeing operations, and enforcing regulations. They are increasingly viewed as the fundamental force driving the…
Read More...

Across schools, there is a common goal to foster environments where every student feels encouraged, engaged, and motivated to reach their full potential. However, many school improvement initiatives do not achieve their desired results, not…
Read More...

Every school aims to be a nurturing environment where all students can learn, grow, and excel. However, many communities struggle to bridge the gap between this vision and reality. While educators, families, and leaders all desire the best…
Read More...

Flooding is a persistent issue in both rural and urban areas. Historical records indicate that flooding in Ghana can be traced back to the 1930s, with significant events occurring between 1955 and 2023. Over the past 20 years, floods…
Read More...

We are WE, a bond so strong, You and I, where care and love belong. We is welcoming with open hearts, Embracing everyone to a brand-new start. We is a worthy esteem, a treasure true, Valuing each other, me and you.…
Read More...