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Journey of the ballot paper in Election 2024
As Ghana heads into another general election in December 2024, the stakes have never been higher. This historic contest, set between the key contenders - the sitting Vice President and a former President - captures the essence of Ghana’s…
The unseen costs of galamsey on Ghana
The images are haunting: a string of viral videos shared widely across social media shows murky, brown sludge gushing from inland rivers into the sea, choking the once-pristine coastline, with schools of fish seen struggling against the…
Sunlodge Hotel: 50 years of excellence in hospitality
"The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new." - Socrates
Ghana’s marine resources depletion: the battle against IUU and foreign invasion
At dawn, veteran fisherman Joseph Odonkor prepares his canoe for another day at sea, however, despite his decades of experience, each day brings a growing sense of dread as Ghana's marine waters, once teeming with fish, are now alarmingly…
Daily tax burdens of the market woman in Ghana
Standing behind Aunty Felicia and some women traders in the Sekondi market on that faithful Tuesday market day, you could share in their frustration on tax duties and its tolls on their daily financial growth.
PMMC takes bold steps to making Ghana Africa’s premier jewelry hub
In the heart of Accra, a significant transformation is underway in the jewelry landscape of Ghana, spearheaded by the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC) and PMMC Jewellery Limited (PJL).
The dark stories of some graduate students in Ghanaian universities
She stormed the corridors of the department at the university. Clutching in her right hand a bound document. It was the third time in the week she had been to the department in search of her supervisor who had been hard to get hold of. She…
Malaria vs Dengue: what are the similarities and differences?
Malaria and dengue are two very common vector-borne and mosquito-borne diseases in certain parts of the world, meaning that they are both transmitted by mosquitoes. They are responsible for over 600,000 deaths and have been reported in over…
Open University: Ghana’s next educational frontier
The introduction of the Free Senior High School (Free SHS) policy in 2017 marked a significant milestone in Ghana’s education landscape.
15 African countries record Mpox: Things to know about the virus
The rapid spread of a new virulent strain of the Monkey pox virus (Mpox) across Africa triggered the declaration by the World Health Organization (WHO) as Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on August 14.