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When the Government of Ghana commits to scale-up play-based learning in primary schools, there will be a measurable and significant improvement in the learning outcome of Ghanaian girls and boys. Play-based learning pedagogy is a…
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The budget contains serious austerity measures that would inflict more hardships on the ordinary Ghanaian than the politician. Not sharing hampers and diaries as expenditure cuts, for example, pales in comparison with reducing the size of…
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Sixty-five years ago, our nation was born. It was born out of indomitable courage in the face of colonialism and imperialism. It was born through shared struggle, bloodshed, and tears. And it was born on the backs and hopes of ordinary…
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Dear transport operators, Please pardon my lack of formality, but I rushed to write this crucial letter to you in response to President Akufo-Addo’s call for us to be “citizens not spectators” during his inauguration speech on January 7,…
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It has been a little over a year since I assumed my position as Country Manager for Bolt. I am writing to express my sincere gratitude on behalf of the entire Bolt Ghana Team for your custom and feedback in making Bolt the leading…
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There is a conscious push in the world of diabetes care about the fact that language matters. One of the key messages is to recognize that a practitioner is dealing with a “person living with diabetes” and not a “diabetic”. Living with…
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Two years ago – on 12th November 2020 – our nation was greeted with the shocking and unforgettable news of the passing of Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings. The shock was deep and the sadness, overwhelming. The grief was interspersed with utter…
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God did not guarantee a life free from pain, struggles, and hardships. Instead, he promised to give us the power to overcome them. As the scripture says, “The pain I have been feeling can’t compare to the joy that is coming” – Romans 8: 18.…
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The past weekend had many sides and allowed you to exercise your preference as to whether to laugh or cry. If you wanted to laugh you could tune in to a Kume Preko demonstration, which raised very high hopes for the hungry man, and ended up…
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It appears Ghanaians are now accustomed to highly accomplished people swapping their high paying and respected professions for the grind of our nasty politics. Professor Frimpong-Boateng is one good example in recent years. For these…
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