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Maybe this is just me and perhaps this is because following the events of December 7, I have been suspended in my air sac, licking my political wounds and observing political events unravel with a fair degree of amusement, but it appears…

The ocean's importance is so great that to say that human beings cannot do without it is almost stating the obvious. The ocean resources have suffered unsustainable exploitations in recent times. The sustainable exploitation and use…

As the calendar turns to a new year, leaders and professionals across industries find themselves at a pivotal moment—a time to pause, reflect, and chart a course for the months ahead. In this era of rapid change and unprecedented…

George Orwell, in his novel "1984" actually published in 1948 spoke about doublespeak which underlines insincerity when people, for political reasons, turn logic upside down for political gain. On Wednesday during the 2pm news on GBC…

We now have both Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Mr John Dramani Mahama’s policies on how to deal with the foreign exchange crises in Ghana. In a striking address during the heat of the campaign leading to the 2024 presidential election, Dr…

The Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) is demanding the payment of outstanding funds to Senior High Schools across the country. In a press release issued on Friday, December 20, the heads of the schools called on…

As St Augustine’s Past Students Union (APSU) marks its 90th anniversary in December 2024, the union’s legacy reflects the enduring values of perseverance, brotherhood and service. Originally established as the Amissano Past Students…

Imperialism is often thought to occur between nations or continents, but today, it manifests across various sectors of governance, including the political sphere. This is particularly evident in recent politics and election outcomes.…

On December 18, 2024, SEWA Foundation Ghana, in collaboration with Ghana Airports Authority, celebrated International Migrants Day, bringing together partners, including the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), the Ministry of Women Children…

My day started on a high today. I read on LinkedIn that Professor (Mrs.) Nana Aba Amfo had been unanimously appointed to a second term of office as Vice-chancellor (VC). Depending on my mood, I call her: a friend, a sister, or many…