Introduction
Africa’s coastline stretches for over 30,000 kilometres and supports millions of people who depend on the sea for food, …
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Uncovering the origins of the phrase: ‘a woman’s place is in the kitchen’
Introduction
In the modern world, education and opportunity are recognized as fundamental human rights that belong to everyone, regardless of …
Dr. Susanne Dattenberg-Doyle’s Visit to Gbi-Kpoeta
Introduction
A time of discussions, giving back and celebration – that was the whole mood during this visit. From the …
Brain Drain in Africa and its Significant Implications
Introduction
Brain drain, the emigration of highly skilled and educated individuals from their home countries to other parts of the …
Understanding Lightning and its Deadly Impact
Introduction
Lightning is one of nature’s most dramatic displays, brilliant, loud, and often frightening. But beyond its striking appearance, it …
THE LOST EIGHT: HELICOPTER CRASH CLAIMS 8 LIVES IN GHANA
Wednesday, 6th August 2025 was a black day for the people of Ghana. A military helicopter carrying 8 people including …
Energy Poverty and Women’s Economic Participation in Nigeria and Ghana
Introduction
Energy poverty is a persistent development challenge in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in Nigeria and Ghana, where millions still lack …
DADDY LUMBA: THE LOVERBOY OF GHANA’S HIGHLIFE MUSIC
Introduction
Daddy Lumba had passion for music and songwriting sufficed in senior high school when he was chosen as the …
HOW CIVIC-TECH IS TRANSFORMING CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN GHANA AND NIGERIA
Introduction
Civic engagement is the foundation of democracy. It allows citizens to participate in governance, influence policies, and hold leaders …
E-Learning: A Remedy for Rising Education Costs in Ghana
Introduction
Ghana is facing high inflation, rising transport fares, expensive housing, and increasing food prices, making traditional education too costly …