By Raphael Nyarkotey OBU (Prof.)
When Jesus instructed his followers at the Last Supper to drink the wine and eat the bread, he set up an important practice for all Christians called Communion. What are some of the deeper implications of Communion and why should we still care? I herein...
By Kweku Attakora DWOMOH & Kelvin HANSEN
Africa has long grappled with the challenge of poverty, despite various efforts to alleviate it. In the year 2000, the continent's poverty rate stood at 50 percent, impacting around 360 million people.
By 2019, this number had risen to 478 million people living in...
By Nelson Semanu BOANDOH-KORKOR & Elizabeth BOANDOH-KORKOR
“.…served churches as the people moved west, supporting themselves as farmers, store owners, schoolteachers, and many other occupations while also providing pastoral care to their congregations and leading worship on Sunday mornings.” ~Dennis Bickers, Author, "The Bivocational Pastor: Two Jobs, One Ministry".
“Bi-vocational...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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Fuel prices remain one of the most critical factors influencing Ghana’s economic landscape, affecting both businesses and individual citizens. As of October 1, 2024, the Institute for Energy Security (IES) has provided a forecast suggesting that petrol and diesel prices are expected to remain stable or decrease slightly...
By Mette FREDERIKSEN and Mia Amor MOTTLEY
Around the world, we are witnessing the devastating effects of changing temperatures. Droughts, floods, and sweltering heat are taking lives, eroding hard-earned socioeconomic gains, and leaving countries’ future hanging in the balance. Worse, those who have contributed the least to the climate crisis...
By Harold Kwabena FEARON
Imagine walking into a store, casually picking up what you need, and simply walking out without ever reaching for your wallet or smartphone. No lines, no fumbling for cash or cards—just a smooth, effortless transaction that feels completely natural.
In today’s commercial space, this scenario is not...
By Kingsley LARBI (Rev. Prof.)
Chapter 15 of Born to Win by Rev. Prof. E.K. Larbi, titled "A Flight to Safety," recounts a deeply personal and historical narrative of survival, faith, and purpose amidst the turmoil of Nigeria’s 1983 expulsion order. The chapter is not only a historical reflection but...
By Samuel Lartey(Prof)
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As Ghana moves toward economic recovery, a new adjustment in utility tariffs has been announced, effective October 1, 2024. The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has raised electricity prices by 3.02% and water tariffs by 1.86%, part of its routine quarterly review to reflect changes in key...
by Kodwo Brumpon
“One mouth cannot drink from two calabashes at the same time.” – Ugandan proverb
Our age has become accustomed to living life by pressing of buttons. We expect solutions at a touch and we want to exclude anything that resembles anything like waiting. We have become ‘instant’ oriented,...
By Justice PEPRAH
One of the biggest problems facing the insurance industry in Ghana is low public awareness and understanding of insurance products. Many people lack knowledge about the benefits of insurance, leading to misconceptions and reluctance to purchase policies.
Additionally, issues such as trust in insurers, lack of proper communication...