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The Powerful New Use For Cocoa

The world’s largest producer of cocoa, Ivory Coast, has found an inventive

Elizabeth Ohene: The Woman Bucking The Trend In Ghana To Embrace Her Grey Hair

I recently took a major decision about my looks. No, I haven’t gone

Battle Of Wits: Antiguans Revel In Ancient Board Game

Under the shade of a wooden hut, a stone’s throw from the

Woman Sustains Deep Wounds From Husband After Denying Him Sex

A 31-year-old woman from Nanville in the Nadowli-Kaleo District of the Upper

No Place Like Home – The Inspiring Stories Of Returnees

Many irregular migrants who fail to enter Europe settle in Libya, but

Covid: From Boom To Bust – Why Lockdown Hasn’t Led To More Babies

For those who thought that lockdown would leave couples with little else

Making A Living With Talent; The Story Of Angelina Ampofo Asomaning

A 27-year-old graduate of the University of Education, Winneba with a degree

World Is Bright, Save Your Sight

Like the windows of buildings are the avenues through which we see

Pangolins Need Stricter Protection In Ghana

A Pangolin is not an animal that ordinary Ghanaians think about every

Celebrating Komla Dumor’s Legacy With Some Of His Thought-Provoking Quotes

It’s been seven years since the world lost Africa’s finest journalist, Komla Afeke

Military Interference In Parliament One-Off

Last week’s military interference, which saw some soldiers deployed to the floor

Sirens, Slaps, Handcuffs vrs Rice, Oil & Drinks?

When I heard the news, I asked myself, can this be true?

Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah: ‘Did Air Pollution Kill My Daughter?’

A fresh inquest into the death of an asthmatic nine-year-old girl starts

From Italy To Ghana’s Jungle: The Life Of Joshua Asiedu

Imagine living in a space where nature wakes you up with birds

COVID-19 And Streetism; How Safe Are Our Children

The streets are back to life. It is as if COVID-19 is

Why A Chinese Man Was Enstooled As Chief In Ghana

When Chinese man, Sun Qiang, was enstooled as the Nkosuohene (Development Chief)

Ghana’s Long Ride To Ending Open Defecation

When one of the two public toilets in Katapor, a town in the

Saving Mothers And Babies-KATH’s Maternity Block In Mind

What really comes to your mind upon hearing a woman losing her

Letter From Africa: Behind Ghana And Nigeria’s Love-Hate Affair

We see them as too loud, and abrasive and chaotic and we

I Wasn’t Left Behind, But Most Learners With Disabilities Still Are

Most students with disabilities do not get a good quality education, but small

The Baobab Tree: The Majestic Tree Of Life In The Dry Savannah

In Africa, especially in the Savannah region, where the weather is dry

Strictly Enforcing Road Traffic Laws, We Will All Arrive Alive

The movement of goods, services and people from one place to another,

Meet Rosemary, The Single Mother Driving Bolt To Take Care Of Her Family

“My mum screamed when I told her I was now a commercial

Year of Return: Promised Citizenship Unfulfilled

A year ago, this month, my phone rang late in the evening.

Street hustle Accra: A Day In The Life Of A Bofrot Seller Making Ends Meet To Support Her Family

The subject for today’s ‘Street Hustle Accra’, a Bofrot seller, Selina Abrokwah

UK Investigates COVID-19 Risks For Black Citizens

Various studies are being undertaken in the United Kingdom (UK) to find

Letter From Africa: How African Generosity Dried A Crying Teacher’s Tears

When Covid-19 hit Africa, the effects were devastating – but some people