By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂH
While analysing several reports after the collapse of the Soviet era, the period which opened a new chapter in relations with and the strategic importance for Africa, it is very noticeable to count only on finger tips women who have devoted their energy and enthusiastic...
By Peter Martey AGBEKO
As we step into 2025, Ghana stands at a crossroads—a moment brimming with opportunities and challenges that demand deliberate action and visionary leadership.
As a proud Ghanaian, I harbour hopes for a future defined by sustainable growth, social equity, and national unity. Let me share some key...
Private sector practitioners in tourism on the freewheeling social media platform which educates, promotes, preserves and celebrate the diverse cultures and natural heritage of Ghana - the Ghana Tourism Forum - is marshalling to take a deep dive into the discipline of tourism at the first ever ‘Tourism Stakeholders...
Two accommodation options, a pop-up glam tent or an established well-appointed lodging, are available for the upcoming overnight escapades exploring the coastal-scape of the Kedzi-Keta-Dzita enclave, and settling by the banks of River Volta for a variety of exciting activities, including a mesmerising lantern ambient dining episode and indulging...
the story of Dr. Margaret Wekem Kukeba
“Out of difficulties grow miracles.” ─ Jean de la Bruyere
Margaret Wekem Kukeba completed her nursing education at Bolgatanga Nursing Training College in the Upper East Region of Ghana.
After, the nurse was posted to a rural hospital ─ Sandema District Hospital, also in the...
By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR
The labour of the foolish wearieth every one of them, because he knoweth not how to go to the city. (Ecclesiastes 10:15).
As indicated earlier from our earlier articles, it can be a daunting exercise to joggle the demands of ministry and business. It...
By Kwesi BISSUE
On the day that bad guy
Met that strong guy
Oh what a lesson he learned!
A lesson...that every road has a turn
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On a walk along a crowded city sidewalk
One good guy was just minding his own business
One bad guy walked opposite on the sidewalk
Looking for a weakling to put...
By Alfred MENSAH-ONUMAH
Dear Mr. President,
I wish to state that time answers everything and that God makes things beautiful in His time. I write to first congratulate you on your election and swearing-in as the first gentleman of our Motherland Ghana for the next four years, ending January 7, 2029.
As...
By Gambrah Sampeney KWABENA ADJEI
Window shopping, the act of browsing through goods on display without the intention of purchasing, has become a metaphor for many people’s approach to life.
They gaze at the accomplishments and possessions of others, wondering why they cannot have the same. This mindset can lead to...