Ghana is second, only to Côte d’Ivoire, in global production of cocoa – a major foreign exchange commodity, and important […]
Feature Articles
From Second To Secondee: How The Name Sekondi Evolved
Sekondi is neither an English nor a Fanti word. It is a name derived from the word “second,” after the […]
Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh Takes Turn On ‘Engine Room’
Angela Kyerematen-Jimoh is the Strategic Partnership Lead of Microsoft Africa Transformation Office, and an inspiring thought leader in the technology […]
Sand Winning, A Tortuous Environmental Crime Destroying Beaches In Central Region
Approximately two hours’ drive west of Accra, is Cape Coast, the captivating capital of the Central Region, which hosts notable […]
National Chocolate Day Is Here
Monday, February 14 has been set aside as National Chocolate Day. The day also marks Valentine’s Day. But in Ghana, […]
Weather Changes On Cocoa Production – Farmers Feeling The Impact
Having observed a rise in temperature and irregular rainfall patterns, Mr Dominic Oduro, a cocoa farmer, is bracing the odds […]
Kokovena Mountain And Hundred Percent Prayer Rocks Are Latent
A picture is said to be worth a thousand words. The picturesque Kokovena Mountain, with its rocks sitting on each […]
Stigma, Shame And Scourge Of HIV In Ghana
“I was scared for my life and my unborn baby. His actions made me lonely and desperate to leave,” those […]
Child Labour Canker Must Be Addressed
Last Saturday, we published a disheartening story which said more than three million children were reportedly engaged in child labour. […]
COVID-19: Rising Cases Of Teenage Pregnancy In Ghana
Statistics from the Ghana Health Service (GHS) indicates that about 13 teenage pregnancy cases were are recorded everyday in Ghana […]
Pink October – The Fight Against Breast Cancer Is On
Breast cancer has been ranked the first commonest cancer among women in the country according to the 2020 GLOBOCAN Statistics, […]
Saved From Customary Execution: The Story Of A Boy Born Physically Challenged
To be born physically challenged in certain cultures in Ghana is not just a taboo but one that comes with […]