FEATURE

Despite ongoing efforts by government officials and prominent members of society, the battle against child labor seems never-ending.  According to The Head of United Nations' labor body, somewhere last year, told BBC that the future of…
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On Sunday, 12th May 2024, the beloved Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams (‘Papa’), Presiding Archbishop and General Overseer of United Denominations of Action Chapel International, turned 67 years old. To God be the glory for how far He…
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The education system is currently at a critical juncture, grappling with substantial challenges in the teaching and learning of Ghanaian languages and French in public basic schools. Despite mandates requiring students to learn and be…
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Among the multitude of preachers who rose to prominence around the same time as Pastor Mensa Otabil, few have achieved the level of national and international influence that he has. Dr. Otabil humbly attributes his success to the grace…
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In the intricate web of life, every individual carries within them a unique narrative, shaped by the experiences of their past. From the humble beginnings of small towns to the bustling energy of urban landscapes, our origins serve as the…
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In recent times, the integration of technology into education has been advocated as a guiding light for improving learning environments and broadening the horizons of both students and teachers. Central to this initiative has been the…
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Albeit with reservations, some citizens largely agree with the concept of prepaid meters. Utility companies need new strategies for recovering revenue from customers, reducing electricity wastage, and theft. In a gradual attempt to…
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This year’s World Press Freedom Day 2024 (3rd May) marks a poignant moment for reflection and action as we celebrate the vital role of the press, particularly amidst one of the greatest challenges of our time; the environmental crisis. The…
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Postgraduate students in the majority of our universities are encountering significant obstacles. Despite the presence of numerous institutions offering advanced academic programmes, concerns about the quality and effectiveness of…
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In response to Prof. George K.T. Oduro of the Institute for Educational Planning and Administration at the University of Cape Coast's critical statement regarding the Ministry of Education's purported decision to introduce new uniforms for…
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