Today, February 20, is being observed as the The World Day of Social Justice. The observance is coming at a time the global […]

In our series of letters from African journalists, Sierra Leonean-Gambian writer Ade Daramy, considers what drew him back to the […]

Imprisonment in recent times has moved from the era of human warehousing to that which seeks to correct the offending […]

In the BBC’s series of letters from African writers, journalist and former Ghana government minister Elizabeth Ohene writes about why […]

The 100 day period from early-April to mid-July 1994 would go down as one of the darkest periods in human […]

A colleague sent me by WhatsApp a news video reporting the death of 27 people after drinking ‘jik’, a household […]

I’ve always wanted to move to Ghana. I fell in love with the people and the place on my first […]

The man from Boston stared at the ocean and thought: Maybe I’ll never go back. He’d come to coastal Ghana […]

Under a giant canopy of trees near the Nima Police Station in Accra, food aroma blends with an overpowering scent […]

At age 27 and a fresh Msc. Petroleum Geoscience Graduate, Ethel Laurel Akafful has worn a coat of many colours. She’s […]

Awudu’s passion was stronger than his poverty. And so, even though he had little, he gave much more. When the […]