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Dipo Tɔ, the Krobo traditional instrument of joy

Ghanaian traditional instruments are an essential part of the country’s rich cultural

“MAYBE, I WAS JUST INNOCENT” – A reflection on the events of May 15, 1979

This writer rarely shares this story, but recent events involving a group

The Elizabeth Ohene: A Celebration of 80 Years of Wit, Wisdom, and Unapologetic Candour

In March or April of 1993, fresh from my transfer to London

Rising above: The inspiring journey of an armless tutor

In the heart of Ghana, lives a remarkable woman whose life story

The Cost of Disunity: A Critical Analysis of the Implications of Member State withdrawals from ECOWAS

The 2024 withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from ECOWAS represents

Ghana’s first ever female vice-president – Beacon for achieving SDG 5, advancing affirmative action

On December 7, 2024, Ghana made history. For the first time in

The struggle for electricity in Ghana’s island communities

On a quiet evening in Lala, an island community, 16-year-old Aku Boakye sits by

Transforming trash into treasure: The inspiring story of a Ghanaian entrepreneur 

Throughout history, there have been individuals whom the Lord filled with divine

The Female Coconut Seller Captivating Customers with an Exceptional Service

On the morning of November 28, 2022, a friend studying in the

Deadly highways: Fixing Ghana’s silent epidemic

As the sun sets over the bustling highways of Ghana, shadows lengthen

Adobea’s Struggle: Highlighting the plight of People with Disabilities In Ghana

Persons living with disabilities in Ghana continue to face discrimination. Although Ghana

‘Discoverer, Seeker, Finder/Founder?’

It was at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi, Kenya in early

Fighting attitudes – the plight of entrepreneurs

Kwaku Ansah (not the real name) was doing well in his corporate

Galamsey pushing herbal plants into extinction – Expert warns

For many in Wassa Agona and surrounding areas in the Western North

The market woman’s daily tax burden

Standing behind Aunty Felicia and some women traders in the Sekondi market

Western Region’s Hidden Wonders: A journey through Ghana’s natural elevations and warm hospitality 

The Western Region of Ghana is bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic,

Innovative New Businesses Tackle Ghana’s Growing Plastic Menace

This time of year has always been a nightmare for Mavis Adjare. 

The Teenage Girl Rescued From Early Marriage 

Marilia (not her real name), a teenage girl, was rescued from her

Employed By My Body: Inside Accra’s Growing Hook-up Business

It is 2200 hours on Friday. About 100 girls actively pitch for

Air Pollution Kills 28,000 Ghanaians Each Year And Sickens Many More – Experts

At first it wasn’t clear to the family members what had killed

Breast Cancer: Do Not Waste Your Time Seeking Treatment At Prayer Camps

Joyce Aiddo, a 28-year-old was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012 after

Superstition And Stigma: How Mother Of Seven Nearly Sacrificed Cleft Child

Margaret Toh (borrowed) was totally horrified when she saw her baby boy

Italian-based Ghanaian Renal Failure Patient Shares Story, Advises Public Against Food With High Preservatives

Kidney failure, according to medicine, occurs when the kidneys have lost the

Breathing To Death

Stephen Mends, a security officer with one of the utility companies, is

A Tale Of Two Cities: Diaspora Influx Hikes Cost Of Living For Ghanaians

Francis Adotey has lived on Oxford Street in the popular Accra neighbourhood

This 15-year-old Physically Challenged, Is Making The Most of Her God Given Talent

Like other developing countries, individuals with disabilities in Ghana encounter various forms

Nightmares Of Homeless 5-Month Baby 

Can you imagine backing your sleepy baby for hours and waiting for

Germany To Ghana By Road ..Story of Touring Couple Rahn And Hoppe

Thomas Rahn (right) and Sabine Hoppe (left), the tourist couple who drove

Disabled, Yet, Empowered

I was neglected, abused, called names by my husband, and by some

Controlling And Preventing Bleeding Disorders, Critical To A Betterquality Of Life

She could not believe this was happening all over again and she