Private basic schools: Confronting growing challenges
Education remains one of the most important tools for national development. It helps to build human capital, improve skills, and...
Opinion
South African comrades, calling us Ghanannians is Xenophobic
Curious folks in the community of reading would remember the figure of speech onomatopeia, a word that mimics the sound...
Beyond bulldozers: Illegal occupants need notice
In the aftermath of every major demolition exercise in Ghana, a familiar argument emerges. It is often expressed in simple...
Arsenal isn’t just a club, It’s an idea, And perhaps that is the problem
As an Arsenal supporter, I acknowledge from the outset that complete objectivity may be impossible. Football fandom is emotional by...
Rank and competence in public service
The public service is a major contributor to economic and social progress in Ghana. Whenever public sector workers go on...
Reverendus or mere modus: How do we fix Prophet Badu Kobi?
Radiologists Radiologists ‘Reverendus’, Latin for ‘Reverend’, is one who is to be respected or is deserving of reverence. We see...
Too many ‘prophet-tricks’ in Ghana
Religion in Ghana, particularly Christianity, has increasingly become a profitable enterprise rather than solely a spiritual calling. Christianity today is...
Understanding AI and its emerging role in governance (PART 1)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has swiftly become the defining technology of the 21st century. From healthcare and transportation to banking and...
Testing status in the WhatsApp Chat tab
We wanted to let you know about a feature test in Ghana that might be of interest to your readers....
‘’We’ll make it in Abrokyire”: The hope and hardship of migration
A popular Ghanaian highlife musician, Amakye Dede, once hinted in one of his songs in the Akan dialect that: “Nkuro...
