Opinion

In a move to modernize indigenous healthcare systems, the Health Community of West Africa Association (HCOWA) brought together a coalition of traditional medicine stakeholders on…
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I am very surprised that women’s rights advocates and feminist organisations in Ghana have not made advocacy capital of what it feels like to be Natasha, especially in Nigeria. Senator…
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If I had not become a journalist, I would have volunteered to be an unknown reptile somewhere in the tropics. Like Mercedes Benz, there is journalism and other professions. Fortunately,…
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Ayikailey sat across from Addae at their small dining table, her hands still curled around a cup of ginger tea. The wooden carving sat between them like a silent witness. Addae was…
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By CHRISTOPHER K. BEYEREH As the dawn breaks on a new era for Ghana's revenue mobilization, our nation stands at the threshold of unprecedented growth and transformation. It is in…
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The other day, we read that the biggest joke of the 21st Century occurred when computers started asking human beings to prove that they are not robots. We are not surprised because…
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Gen Zs have no patience to read introductions and other literary niceties, so we will skip the protocols and confront the vexed question: should university students be having sex? Why…
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By PEARL ABROKWAH Engineering is more than a profession—it is the backbone of modern civilization. As we commemorate the International Day of Engineering, it is an opportunity to…
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I don't do politics. Well, that is what I have convinced myself to believe since I ventured into the writing trade. And with great caution from my sister Afia Sintim, I have stayed off…
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History, they say, moves in unexpected ways. Revolutions often begin with whispers before they turn into shouts. The march toward independence is rarely a straight path; its twists and…
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