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Why Are Schools Punishing Children For Speaking African Languages?
In various schools in Uganda, and some other parts of Africa, children
How A 19-Year-Old Single Mother Rose From A Receptionist To FedEx CEO
Ramona Hood’s journey to become the first black woman to be President and CEO
Meet Dr Hadi Abdallah: From Nungua Zongo To Internationally Recognised Neurosurgeon
Medical school is not an easy feat to conquer and it is
Can Ghana Meet Deadline To End Child Labour In 2015?
Today, February 20, is being observed as the The World Day of Social Justice. The
Letter From Africa: ‘Why I’m Glad I Left The UK To Go Home’
In our series of letters from African journalists, Sierra Leonean-Gambian writer Ade
Educating The Imprisoned; A Pathway To Freedom!
Imprisonment in recent times has moved from the era of human warehousing
Why Ghanaians Pray Instead Of Party – Elizabeth Ohene Writes
In the BBC’s series of letters from African writers, journalist and former
The Rwandan Miracle: How A Nation Devastated By Genocide Has Risen To Become One Of The Fastest Growing Economies In Africa
The 100 day period from early-April to mid-July 1994 would go down
Who’ll Save Us From These ‘Mad Men’?
A colleague sent me by WhatsApp a news video reporting the death
What Nobody Tells You About Moving To Ghana As An African American or Caribbean Returnee
I’ve always wanted to move to Ghana. I fell in love with
Killing The Customer With Bare Hands
In this era of globalisation and civilisation one would have expected a
How Trump’s Tweets – And Cardi B – Are Making More Americans Move To Ghana
The man from Boston stared at the ocean and thought: Maybe I’ll
From Slum To Presidential Garden: Tales From Nima
Under a giant canopy of trees near the Nima Police Station in
27-Year-Old Ethel Akafful Is Ghana’s Emerging Oil & Gas Entrepreneur
At age 27 and a fresh Msc. Petroleum Geoscience Graduate, Ethel Laurel
“I Can Do This Work For Another 100 Years” – Says The Man Who Died Directing Accra Traffic
Awudu’s passion was stronger than his poverty. And so, even though he
Why Did Britain Vote Massively For A Man Who Called Blacks “Picaninnies” With “Watermelon Smiles”?
For the next five years, barring unavoidable hindrances, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel
Ensuring An HIV-Free Nation By 2020
Sunday, December 1, was World AIDS Day. Celebrated since 1988, it is
Harm Within Plastic Pollution
As human population increases, so does our demand for goods and services,
The Year Of Return: Focus On Agriculture
We were told that in the beginning the troublesome and bad nuts
Cancer In Senegal: ‘I Had To Sell Everything To Pay For Treatment’
“It’s really expensive. When all this started, I had to sell everything
From Nollywood To Netflix: The Rise Of Genevieve Nnaji
Nigerian star and film director Genevieve Nnaji has already shown that she
‘We Failed To Reach Europe – Now Our Families Disown Us’
Most of the West African migrants who fail to reach Europe eventually
Child Beggers And The Risks Of Accidents; Are The Police Sleeping On Their Watch?
My car started jerking at the El Wak Stadium traffic light intersection
The Danger In Joining Security Convoys Uninvited
I write for the benefit of many of our drivers, most of
The African-Italians Who Want To Send Migrants Home
Tony Iwobi beams as he stands next to a bust of Giuseppe
How A Beautiful, Naive Young Egyptian Woman Became The Wife Of Kwame Nkrumah
Fathia Nkrumah enjoys a near-mythical place in postcolonial Ghanaian history. Her skin
No Legs, No Issue: Farmer Makes The Most Of His Gifts
Kwasi Kumbepueru is a 33-year-old farmer at Miawani in Kintampo North District
I’m A Girl, Not Bride Or Mother, End Child Marriage Now!
The 2017/2018 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) report contained in a Ghana