In the evolving landscape of Ghana’s entertainment industry, few names have risen as rapidly and as remarkably as Akabenezer, popularly known as Dr. Likee. His comic style —…
Opinion
At a busy roadside market in Accra, a woman stretches out her hand to pay for tomatoes with coins, but the trader shakes her head. “Mengye coins o”,…
A quiet anxiety shadows many adults today, the persistent sense that life is not unfolding “on time.” By a certain age, specific milestones are expected to have been…
Everything rises and falls on leadership, says John Maxwell, and this saying seems more true today in the transportation sector as driver and transport unions take commuters to…
Somebody help me! Somebody help the youths! Oh! I’m screaming … .forgive me… but it’s exhausting (crying), I’m already exhausted by the unnecessary pressures we, the youth, give…
As Ghana’s Education Service (GES) prepares to introduce Chinese language studies at the pre-tertiary level, Prof. Vincent Assanful, Chairman of the governing board of National Curriculum and Assessment…
Last week, as the yuletide festivities gradually gained momentum, our media space was awash with news of a proposal by the Prof. H. Kwesi Prempeh led Constitutional Review…
“Governance is for the people, by the people, and of the people.” These words come to mind whenever I reflect on Ghana’s education policies. They remind us that…
The Akans have a saying that the ‘the cane used to beat Takyi is the same cane to be used to beat Baah’. It is simply a call for…
By Elvis Darko, Accra Ghana does not lack the capacity to build large-scale housing for its students and security services. What it lacks, once again, is the political…