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Flexible Language Study Options for BECE: A Proposal
The evolving context of Ghana's education system reveals an escalating concern – a declining emphasis on teaching Ghanaian languages (L1) in schools, essential for proficiency in other languages. This issue is particularly evident in urban…
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Balancing Education, Economy, and Sustainability: A Holistic Approach for Ghana’s Future
The debate on implementing free education policies in Ghana has intensified, driven by the noble goal of ensuring accessible education for all citizens. However, caution is urged to navigate this path with foresight, considering the…
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Barely 6% of Women Get Elected in District-level Elections in Ghana
Women form 50.7% of Ghana’s population but just about six percent of them get elected in District-level elections. Analysis of two data sets obtained from the National Association of Local Authorities of Ghana (NALAG), and the Electoral…
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My year in review: 5 lessons entrepreneurs learned in 2023
The entrepreneurial landscape has always been a fluid environment, distinguished by its capacity to adapt to changing conditions.
This year proved to be a watershed moment for entrepreneurs all across the world especially Ghana. As the…
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A merry and mindful christmas: celebrating joy, economic growth, and the beauty of Ghana
As the festive season approaches, the air is filled with the scent of joy and anticipation. In the spirit of Christmas, let's embark on a journey of celebration that not only fills our hearts with merriment but also contributes to the…
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Examining Head Teacher Interdiction in the Context of Ghana’s Free Senior High School Policy
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The introduction of the Free Senior High School (SHS) policy in Ghana marked a significant stride towards ensuring universal access to quality education. However, recent events, specifically the interdiction of several head…
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Prof. Kwesi Yankah writes: The comic festival of running mates
Ghana’s Constitution must be faulty, not leaving room for expressions of interest to be vice president; or a popular vote for the position.
In the case of President, there is an application of sorts from interested presidential faces,…
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Building a sustainable future: revolutionising construction with agro-waste
In an era dominated by concerns about environmental sustainability, the construction industry faces a pressing: a substantial environmental impact and the escalating cost of cement.
This dilemma is particularly acute in developing…
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OPEN LETTER TO SHATTA WALE: SEASON OF FUN, INSPIRATION, AND HOPE NOT DESTRUCTION
Dear Shatta Wale,
We trust this letter finds you amidst the boundless energy and creativity that define your remarkable work as an artist. The reason you are one of our favourite artists not only in Ghana but globally. Your music is…
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Unveiling the 24-hour economy campaign: a catalyst for economic revolution in ghana
In the heart of the bustling metropolis, Ami found herself wrestling with deadlines and ideas that refused to wait for the sun to rise. A freelance graphic designer with a penchant for late-night inspiration often found herself burning the…
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