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201 Education should develop independent minds. It should teach children to ask questions, examine facts, respect different opinions and think for themselves. But when political interests begin to influence what children learn and how they understand Ghana, the purpose of education can be weakened. Politics and education cannot be completely separated. Governments have the responsibility […]
263 For many years, the development of markets in Ghana has largely been measured by the construction of physical infrastructure across districts and municipalities. Successive governments have invested in market projects to provide organized trading spaces, improve sanitation, reduce congestion, enhance safety, and promote local economic development. These investments remain important because markets are not […]
320 There was a time when discipline was a shared responsibility. Parents, teachers, religious leaders, traditional authorities, and the wider community worked together to shape the character of children. Today, that collective commitment is gradually fading, leaving schools to carry a burden they cannot bear alone. Many schools are doing their best to uphold standards […]
531 A nation governed by optics suffers a reality deficit, where appearances are celebrated, narratives are amplified, and the lived experiences of citizens are too often overlooked. In every thriving democracy, informed citizens, accountable leadership, and honest public discourse are indispensable. Yet, an emerging concern in many societies today is the gradual shift from confronting […]
559 The completion of the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) marks a major milestone in the academic journey of thousands of students across the country. It signals the end of basic education and the beginning of a critical transition into Senior High School (SHS). However, beyond the relief and celebration that follow the final paper […]
617l Across the globe, societies are becoming increasingly fragile. Fragility refers to a condition where states, institutions, and communities become weak, vulnerable, and unable to respond effectively to political, economic, or social pressures. It is often seen in unstable governance, insecurity, declining public services, economic hardship, and growing public distrust. Wars continue to erupt, poverty […]
898 In every thriving democracy, the strength of the nation lies not only in its institutions but also in the balance of voices that shape public discourse. When citizens, leaders, and institutions speak with fairness, inclusivity, and objectivity, the national interest is protected. However, when voices become imbalanced, dominated by bias, selective narratives, or partisan […]
671 The New Patriotic Party (NPP) 2024 Parliamentary Candidate for Sekyere Afram Plains, George Akom, has called on students to begin making deliberate and purposeful career decisions that will prepare them for emerging opportunities in the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions. Mr. Akom made the remarks during an engagement with students and staff of Tepa […]
638 Ghana’s recent macroeconomic figures paint a picture of recovery. Inflation is slowing, the cedi has shown signs of stability, and major economic indicators are moving in a positive direction. On paper, the economy appears to be strengthening. But for the average Ghanaian, the daily cost of living tells a different story. Prices of some […]
790 Across Ghana today, a troubling reality is unfolding. For many young people, betting and transactional sex have emerged as survival strategies not by choice, but by economic desperation. While these paths may offer short-term relief, evidence shows they are driving youth into long-term psychological, social, and economic harm. With rising living costs, persistent youth […]