Opinion

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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That night, as the Harmattan winds whispered through the curtains, Ayikailey lay in bed, her head resting against Addae’s chest. His fingers traced slow, absentminded circles along her…
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‘Kings and queens are from nature’s special place’, our proud Ewes inscribed this truism in the sands of time. I have met a few special Ewes in my life, and very brilliant ones, too.…
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By NELLY DELA MENSAH As Ayikailey placed the last of the groceries on the kitchen counter, Addae reached for a ripe mango from the bag and handed it to her. She smiled, knowing he had…
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Part 2 of this series of articles presents a High-Level Program Design for 24HE and six accompanying outcomes. Market Systems Approach 24HE should apply a market systems approach to…
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I was the best man at a friend’s wedding twenty something years ago when we had just left university. Walking his daughter down the aisle, the father was seen visibly weeping. Curious…
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In his inaugural speech on 7 January 2025 President Mahama outlined his vision of a 24-hour economy where ‘’…our markets are alive and bustling at all hours, with responsive public…
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Take This. The old woman stretched out her right hand, fingers curled into a tight fist. Bagyina hesitated, but the woman wasted no time—she seized Bagyina’s hand, pressed something…
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