Dr. Clement Apaak’s remarkable track record in Builsa South – Part 2
Dr. Clement Apaak, the Member of Parliament for Builsa South Constituency, has continued to transform lives through his unwavering dedication to education, healthcare, water, and sanitation. His initiatives have significantly improved the well-being of...
The Devastating Consequences of SHEP Meters on ECG’s Revenue Collection, Electricity Sector’s Sustainability
In an ambitious push to achieve universal electricity coverage, the Government of Ghana introduced the Self-Help Electrification Program (SHEP) meters, deploying millions across the country. This move, though laudable in its intent to extend...
EOCO boss speaks on strengthening public sector fraud detection
Commissioner of Police(COP) Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah (Mrs.), the Executive Director of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has outlined the growing challenges surrounding fraud detection and prevention. She underscored the vital role forensic...
How To Have Safe Sex In All Forms: Your Sexual Health Matters – Ami...
Hey you, how are you doing today? Are you feeling sexy?Let’s talk about how delicious sex is. I mean GOOD sex, the kind that feels exciting to anticipate, intense and beautiful in the moment,...
John Dramani Mahama’s rescue and reset plan for Ghana’s neglected Basic Education
IntroductionBasic education is conceptualised as a range of educational activities that help students meet their basic learning needs. It is a foundation for lifelong learning and human development. Though basic education can take place...
NDC demands voter register statistics, returns drive to EC
The Deputy Director of Elections and IT for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Rashid Tanko, has strongly criticized the Electoral Commission (EC), insisting the NDC will not accept the final certified voter register unless...
Factometer: Are the unemployment claims by Malik Basintale true?
As we approach 30 days to December, unemployment and job creation remains a major issue in the upcoming Election. While the national Centre for Civic Education (NCCE) places it as the 2nd most important...
Unraveling the Government’s failure regarding the protracted Bawku crisis
Killing. Arson. Violence. These are the reports we hear whenever Bawku is in the news. The immediate cause is always ascribed to interethnic chieftaincy tensions. Assuming this is the whole truth, why is the...
Why corporate leadership can no longer be silent on sustainability – Sadat Laminu writes
For those who grew up in the 1990s, around the politics of the day and the economy, buzzwords like global warming, climate change, and the ozone layer – even chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) – began popping...
The Art of Consent: Setting Boundaries for Healthy Sexual Relationships – Ami Shikah writes
Hey you, how are you doing today?Take a moment to get comfortable, grab a glass of water or a drink, and take three deep breaths. We are about to dive into one of the...