Widows in Uganda have few rights when it comes to claiming inheritance. Women’s groups that advocate for them have seen […]
Feature Articles
More Prophets In Ghana Than Israel?
On our way from Cape Coast the other week, a colleague made me laugh so hard I nearly fell off […]
Celebrating Founders Day In Parts Of The World
What, at all, does the concept, Founder’s or Founders’ Day mean? In Ghana, the concept has generated so much debate […]
Agotime, Land Of Rich Kente
Agotime is located in the Agotime-Ziope District in the Volta Region. It can arguably stand as a cradle of kente […]
No Change In Africa 400 Years On?
This year, Ghana is leading the world to remember the 400th anniversary of what history describes as the Trans Atlantic […]
A Look At Rwanda’s Staggering Journey To Becoming A Global Economic Superpower
The continuous rise of Rwanda’s economic profile can be likened to the ancient mythical bird, phoenix, which regenerates and starts […]
The Ghanaian Woman Who Capitalised On Her Retirement To Launch A Business At Age 61
A lot of retirees in Ghana habour mixed reactions and thoughts when it’s time to finally quit active service. A […]
I Weep For Ghana’s Posterity
You know the feeling of gross disappointment, whenever you realize that the perpetrator of a hideous offense, is an older […]
Illegal Mining: The Challenge Of Diaso
Many policies have been instituted to address issues of child labour and the need for enhanced protection regimes has been […]
How ‘Bride Price’ Reinforces Negative Stereotypes: A Ghanaian Case Study
Marriage is an institution common to all cultures. Very often it’s accompanied by transfers – in most cases in the […]
To Cane Or Not To Cane Students
Though corporal punishment has been outlawed in schools in Ghana, with many reminders, the practice is still ongoing. The aggregate […]
Freedom Of Speech And The Professional Soldier
Professionalism is the key to any job, but perhaps more so when it comes to the military. The nature of […]