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Feature Articles
“The Hope For a Bright Future – A Mother’s Testimony That Inclusive Education Works”
One beautiful afternoon, as the sun rose with its beaming smile to welcome a new day, the cry of a […]
Smooth, Angry, Cool, Powerful: How We Talk About Blackness
BLACK I’ve been black since about 1988, when I was colouring in pictures of priests at Corpus Christi Roman Catholic […]
The Untold Story Of How This Nigerian Entrepreneur Became The Most Successful Blogger On The Continent
Think about a fine piece of art and The Mona Lisa probably comes to mind. Think about World War II […]
Coder By Age 10, Software Developer By 19: Meet Ethiopian Teen Tech Entrepreneur Betelhem Dessie
Betelhem is working to equip girls with the skills they need to work in their country’s growing tech industry. […]
Kwame Sarfo – Ghanaian Homeless Man Turned Into A Super Star In USA
At the age of 25 years Kwame Sarfo who is currently living in Newark, New Jersey is an epitome of […]
Who Will Quench Our Thirst ? Asks Residents Of Nkwanta-North
Water is a fundamental human need. So important is it to human existence that it is fondly said to be […]
‘If You Complain They See You As Evil’: Accra’s Religious Noise Problem
‘One-man churches’ armed with loudspeakers proliferate in Ghana’s fast-growing capital. But as the city gets noisier, residents are fighting back […]
Letter From Africa: Fighting ‘Uniform Hairstyles’ In Kenya
In our series of letters from African journalists, media and communication trainer Joseph Warungu looks at the state of Kenyan […]
African Students Lament Exploitation On a Farm In Israel For a Master’s Degree
26-year-old Emmanuel Samson who graduated from the University of Calabar in Nigeria with a B.Sc. in Microbiology did not know […]
Can’t Eat Your Kelewele And Have It
Last year, lots of Ghanaians appear to have visited Kigali, the Rwanda capital. I assume this is so because of […]
“As You Sow, So Shall You Reap”
On one faithful Saturday morning in Wa, the Upper West Regional Capital, this writer was on his retinue jogging exercise […]