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Children find themselves in this world through no fault of theirs. On average, about 45 per cent of pregnancies that occur worldwide are unplanned. In the United States of America, for instance, this estimate is as high as 60 per cent.…

The Director of Legal Affairs of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Godwin Edudzi Tameklo, has questioned whether President Nana Akufo-Addo can undergo the same level of scrutiny that former President John Mahama faced during the…

Suicide impacts individuals, families and communities all around the world. It is a complicated phenomenon with profound psychological, societal and environmental implications.  Understanding the causes, and knowing how to provide…

Ghana, a country rich in natural resources and known for its agricultural prowess, is facing a severe threat to its food security due to galamsey, or illegal small-scale gold mining. This article explores how galamsey has ravaged…

Smishing—or SMS phishing—has become a common way for cybercriminals to abuse mobile users. Smishing texts try to get users to provide personal information or download malware. Understanding and fighting against smishing attacks is…

Election 2024? Are you a Ghanaian living abroad (GLA)? Forget it! You might as well hold your guns, or fire it blank. My, brethren and ‘sistren’, ‘to mu da’, for you do not have any vote yet. Considering the time left for the country to…

The Health Committee of Parliament has condemned the closure of the Renal Unit at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, a decision that has led to the tragic deaths of three kidney-related patients. The unit was shut down almost two weeks ago…

The word censorship is an English term that refers to the practice of limiting, prohibiting, or suppressing in whole or any part of a publication, a book, drama, artwork, or any kind of communication from being seen, heard, or recorded.…

The world is witnessing an unprecedented era of technological growth, with innovations emerging at an incredible rate. The pace of technological advancement is accelerating exponentially, transforming the way we live, work, and interact…

Ghana's political landscape has long been marred by complaints from the middle class about poor leadership, inefficiencies, and the sometimes questionable qualifications of political appointees and officeholders. Criticisms often target…