Ghana’s Black Stars: A Critical Look at the Coach and Team Performance
Sent By Michael Ofosu-Afriyie Afriyie. Hon Kwadwo Baah Agyemang, Former MP for Asante Akyem North and Former Board Chairman, National Sports Authority (NSA). Ghana’s Black Stars: A Critical... read more
A Perspective of MTN Ghana 🇬🇠CSR Impact In Ashanti
MTN Ghana CEO Steve Blewett with some beneficiaries of Bright Scholarships Article by Michael Ofosu-Afriyie, Kumasi. A Perspective of MTN Ghana CSR Impact In Ashanti. MTN Ghana’s Corporate... read more
Texas Floods and Climate Change: What Africa Must Learn
Texas Floods and Climate Change: What Africa Must Learn Recent devastating floods in Texas have once again raised global concerns about the intensifying impact of climate change. Torrential rains led... read more
System (Electoral Vehicle) Perspective To Elections In Ghana Under the 4th Republic And Lessons The NPP Must Guard Against.
System (Electoral Vehicle) Perspective To Elections In Ghana Under the 4th Republic And Lessons The NPP Must Guard Against. Article By Dr. Keskine Owusu Poku Background: I have followed the... read more
Healing the Sick Horse: The Imperative of Rebuilding the New Patriotic Party
Mrs Obaa Yaa Amponsah, NPP-USA Branch Chairperson Healing the Sick Horse: The Imperative of Rebuilding the New Patriotic Party The New Patriotic Party (NPP) stands at a crucial crossroads,... read more
A New Era Dawns: Africa’s Resurgence
A New Era Dawns: Africa’s Resurgence By Nii Lartei Nokoyedzen II, Nokoyedzen-Larteiman Manste The winds of change are sweeping across the continent. The systems that once held Africa back are... read more
“Choked Rivers, Dying Lands: The Quiet Sacrifice of Accra’s Wetlands”
The Author of this article; Mr. Kofi Doe Lawson “Choked Rivers, Dying Lands: The Quiet Sacrifice of Accra’s Wetlands” In the early morning haze of Accra, 65-year-old Naa Ajele steps out of her... read more
Why Ghana Must Urgently Regulate Hot Food Packaging (Part 2)
Opinion Supplied By Michael Ofosu-Afriyie, Kumasi. Why Ghana Must Urgently Regulate Hot Food Packaging (Part 2) By Richard K. Boso, PhD/GIMPA Business School. Weak Enforcement Isn’t a Justification... read more
Why Ghana Must Urgently Regulate Hot Food Packaging (Part 1)
Opinion Supplied by Michael Ofosu-Afriyie, Kumasi. Why Ghana Must Urgently Regulate Hot Food Packaging (Part 1) By Richard K. Boso, PhD GIMPA Business School. Dr. Nyantakyi’s “Rude”... read more
Strengthening Drug Control: Ghana’s Narcotics Officials Urge Public Vigilance Against Drug Smuggling
Strengthening Drug Control: Ghana’s Narcotics Officials Urge Public Vigilance Against Drug Smuggling The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) of Ghana is calling on the general public to play a... read more
Exposing Family Welfare Issues on Radio and Television: Implications and Legal Responsibilities
Exposing Family Welfare Issues on Radio and Television: Implications and Legal Responsibilities Public discussions of private family welfare issues, particularly those involving children, have... read more