The Ada East and West districts are battling a crisis that cuts deep into the fabric of human dignity and public health. Cholera, the disease of poverty and poor sanitation, has already claimed two lives and left over 30 suspected cases in its wake. Beneath these numbers lies a stark […]
Mohammed Elias: A Life Of Service And Generosity
Mohammed Elias, affectionately known as “Pele,” has carved an exceptional legacy in Ghana that transcends his celebrated football career. A former footballer, an accomplished businessman, and a dedicated politician, Elias has transformed his platform into a beacon of hope for countless individuals. His philanthropic work continues to touch lives, cementing […]
Seychelles-Ghana: Centenary exhibition celebrates Asante Kingdom’s legacy and ties
Unveiling the shared legacy of King Prempeh I and Nana Yaa Asantewaa in a remarkable cultural display. The opening ceremony was attended by President Wavel Ramkalawan, First Lady Mrs. Linda Ramkalawan, the High Commissioner of Ghana to Seychelles, Mrs. Francisca Ashletey-Odunton, and key representatives from the Seychelles government and cultural […]
Asante Kingdom: How Otumfuo Agyeman Prempeh I and Nana Yaa Asantewaa Shaped The Resistance
The British were determined to subjugate the kingdom. Affer a brutal campaign, they succeeded in capturing Otunfuo Agyeman Prempeh I and exiling him, first to Sierra Leone and later to the remote Seychelles. His exile, lasting 24 years, did not diminish his symbolic importance. The Asante Kingdom, located in present-day […]
Morocco’s Independence Day: A Saga of a King and a People
The people of Morocco on Monday, 18th November , 2024, celebrated the 69th anniversary of the country’s Independence Day, a major event that crowned a long national struggle to defend the unity, sovereignty, and core values of the country, thanks to the perfect harmony between the throne and the people. […]
Seven trends that will define African hospitality experiences in 2025
Africa’s hospitality sector has long offered unparalleled experiences to travellers from abroad. This is particularly true for British and European holidaymakers. Almost 150,000 European tourists had visited South Africa by February 2024 and this year’s United Nations Tourism Report notes increasing European interest in East and West Africa destinations. British […]
The Belt and Road Initiative: Impact on Ghana’s development
Ghana and China have established a strong diplomatic relationship that dates back to 1960, the same year Ghana gained republic status. This has cemented Ghana’s place as one of the earliest countries in sub-Saharan Africa to build diplomatic ties with China. Previously, Ghana and China have established strategic partnerships in […]
How safe is Rain Water in an Era of Illegal Mining – Kwabena Adu Koranteng Writes
Activities of illegal mining with the use of mercury and cyanide that are polluting the air, environment and water bodies could also be polluting rain water that is usually harvested by households during rainfall. Harvesting rain water for household activities has been an age old practice that is part of […]
Answers to John Mahama’s Five Questions On The Economy: Razak Kojo Opoku Writes
The Presidential candidate of NDC, John Mahama, has asked NPP’s Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia five questions on the economy. The five questions are very interesting. However, let me use this opportunity to respectfully provide answers to John Mahama’s questions as follows: Question 1: Why the exchange rate had skyrocketed to GHS […]