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Going To Ghana: Black Americans Explore Identity Living In Africa

“It’s not all safaris and beaches. There’s more than just what you

Kente Cloth Is Beloved In Ghana. Why Did Democrats Wear It?

When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer and

Elizabeth Ohene: I Can Breathe Here

It felt personal. As I watched the breath ebb out of George

Meet The Ghanaian Wikipedian Documenting Women Into History

Pamela Ofori-Boateng, a digital media practitioner with about 6 years’ experience. She

Child Streetism And Its Implications On Security

In 2010, Ghana was able to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

Ghana Beyond Aid: Is It Achievable Or A Pie In The Sky?

Shanice is a seventeen (17) year old girl born to a Jamaican

Kagame’s Rwanda Is Still Africa’s Most Inspiring Success Story

When Paul Kagame became Rwanda‘s president in 2000, he inherited a country that

‘Lest We Forget’: What The Lockdown Exposed In Ghana

Socrates the Greek philosopher said, “An unexamined life is not worth living.”

World Press Freedom Day: “The Only Security Of All is In A Free Press”

World Press Freedom Day is celebrated on May 3 each year. The

The Woes Of COVID-19 Amid Face Masking, A Threat To Public Safety

Since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO),

Coronavirus In Ghana: Online Funerals, Face Masks And Elections Without Rallies

In our series of letters from African writers, journalist and former Ghana

Fighting COVID-19: Need For Tippy Taps In Communities Without Water

Madam Wasila Yakubu, a yam seller, lives with her husband and five

Covid-19: The Virus That Should Heal Our Nation – Serwaa Amihere Writes

The year 2020 started in Ghana as normally as any other. Apart

Rwanda: 20 Years Under ‘Benevolent Dictator’ Paul Kagame; Africa’s Shining Star Or A Disguised Power-Drunk Leader?

President Paul Kagame marks 20 years at the helm of Rwanda. He’s

America’s Partnership In Ghana And Around The World Against COVID-19

The story of United States (U.S.) leadership in the global battle against

Living In The Shadow Of Coronavirus

“So you mean we cannot play football again because of a disease

Kwame Nkrumah’s Secret Lover

Genoveva Esther Marais was a bosom companion and confidante of Kwame Nkrumah.

COVID-19: Sanitize Your Minds, Not Just Your Hands

With A Sense Of Urgency, Society Is Forced To Restructure. People Are

Teenage Pregnancy: Public Health Emergency

In the Agbogbloshie market in Accra stood Nafissa with a big head

I’m A Black American Stuck In Ghana During The Coronavirus Pandemic

I originally purchased a one-way ticket to Ghana from New York City

Family Of WWII Veteran Who Was Castrated, Beaten And Shot To Death In 1956 Demands Justice

World War II veteran Hammondee Green was allegedly murdered in Amite, Louisiana in 1956

How A Ghanaian Chief Tricked The Danes In 1963, Took Their Castle And Later Sold It Back To Them

Osu Castle, also known as Christiansborg Castle, is a castle located in

‘I Feel Like Running Away,’ The Children Serving Witches

It’s a harmattan morning in Naabuli. The weather is brutally harsh- dry,

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

Komla, Me And Network

I saw Komla Dumor once a week. He would be leaving as

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