How broken public transport harms children’s education
Undeniably, education remains one of the most powerful tools for reducing poverty and promoting sustainable economic growth. This belief is...
Opinion
Where is the Transport Ministry as commuters suffer?
Everything rises and falls on leadership, says John Maxwell, and this saying seems truer today in the transportation sector as...
Who decided success must come by 30 or 40?
Somebody help me! Somebody help the youths! Oh! I'm screaming ... .forgive me… but it's exhausting (crying), I'm already exhausted...
Keep retirement age at 60 to save jobs for the youth
Last week, as the yuletide festivities gradually gained momentum, our media space was awash with news of a proposal by...
Education reform in Ghana — Results still in question
“Governance is for the people, by the people, and of the people.” These words come to mind whenever I reflect...
Mootingly moot: IMF is not the reason
The Akans have a saying that the ‘the cane used to beat Takyi is the same cane to be used...
Digitisation by queue: When reform forgets the citizen
There is something almost ritualistic about how public sector reform is announced in Ghana. A press release is issued. A...
Amoako preserving African values in Canada through food
Behind every dish is a story, but at Golden Gate Family Restaurant, every dish is also a welcome, a memory,...
When a prophet shuts down a national highway
Journalism exists for one reason above all others: to inform, educate, and serve the public interest without fear or favour....
Obsession with WASSCE scores is crushing young dreams
"When the WASSCE results came, they said that over 50% had failed. These are not just numbers. I am not...
