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Fifth-generation mobile technology, abbreviated 5G, is the new wireless standard after 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G networks. Characterized by better bandwidth, faster speed, reduced error rates and lower latency, the technological upgrade offers…

To an Akan-speaking Ghanaian, the phrase, “Mo Kwame Nkrumah no”, would betray a heart that goes into violent overdrives at the mention of that name. The attack itself was totally unprovoked: nothing anybody had said this year, this month…

The General Transport, Petroleum Chemical Workers Union (GTPCWU) of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has directed its members to lay down their tools effective Monday, July 15. This comes after organised labour declared an indefinite…

The inundation of varied advertising in the media on herbal drugs claiming sometimes 100 per cent efficacy and able to cure illnesses from A to Z is mind-boggling.    If such herbal drugs exist and are doing such wonders in terms of…

Joyce Bawah Mogtari, former President John Dramani Mahama's spokesperson, has dismissed reports that the recent trip by the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to Russia was to seek support for the 2024 elections. This…

Thirteen years ago lived four friends. They were so close that they told each other everything. In fact, they were described as simply the good, bad, ugly, and to some extent terrible! But if you took off your judgmental lenses, you…

Death is an inevitable phenomenon that is bound to happen to everyone at a particular point in time in a person’s life. When such a time comes, a funeral rite is performed in memory of the deceased to bid him/her farewell as he/she…

It is a Latin word defined as “out of mind”.  It did not use to be that common. Even if it did, dementia, simply explained as a disease of the brain which commonly starts with memory loss or forgetfulness and progressively leads to loss of…

Standing before the breathtaking Kintampo Waterfall, I couldn’t help but marvel at its once-pristine beauty. The cascading waters, like a river of thick cocoa tea, had always been a source of pride for Ghanaians. Yet, today, it was a…

Women in Ghanaian politics are usually the primary targets of coordinated political attacks during election periods and this year would not be any different. What we have failed to appreciate over the years is that when a woman is targeted…