FEATURE

Every year in Ghana, thousands of Junior High School students walk into examination halls carrying not only pens, rulers, and mathematical sets, but also fear, anxiety, pressure, and emotional exhaustion. For many of these young students,…
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When PMXTRA began, no one could have predicted that one of the most talked-about love stories of the season would rise from patience, timing and destiny. But today, one name is on the lips of viewers everywhere — Pacary. Pappy entered…
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In an era where corporate accountability is constantly under scrutiny, transparency has emerged as one of the most valuable currencies in business. Organizations are no longer judged solely by profitability, but by how openly and ethically…
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As Ghana joins the rest of the world to celebrate International Workers’ Day, a day set aside to honour the resilience, sacrifice, and contributions of workers, it is only fitting that we pause—not just to celebrate. But to reflect…
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There is a seductive story we tell ourselves about technology. It whispers of equal access, borderless opportunity, and a future where anyone with a smartphone can rewrite their destiny. From Silicon Valley to Accra’s startup corridors, the…
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Ghana enjoys abundant sunlight, yet the country faces a persistent challenge not due to a shortage of natural resources, but because there is insufficient urgency to utilise them effectively. The ongoing national discourse on energy has…
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In Ghana and across Sub‑Saharan Africa, the fight against illegal artisanal mining has taken on a familiar rhythm. Rivers are polluted, forests scarred, headlines grow louder, and governments respond with crackdowns. Soldiers are deployed.…
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In the past few days, weeping has made headlines beyond funerals: ‘Wife slaps cheating husband to tears,’ or ‘Kejetia Market in Flames, traders in tears.’ Of higher news value are celebrity tears, where the journalist is even compelled to…
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There are moments in history when a nation must pause, reflect, and ask itself a difficult question, have we strayed from the very values that once defined us? Today, South Africa faces such a moment, and the world is watching. Africa…
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The sun was honest when I left Kumasi, promising Tema in four, maybe five hours. But promises melt on the Accra-Kumasi Road. On Friday, April 17, it took eleven hours to arrive. The road forgot how to move. On that day, I set off from…
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