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  April, May and June are considered the defining moments for all students pursuing higher education in Ghana. It is the period where many universities both public and private organise examinations and in many instances prepare to kiss goodbye to an academic calendar which determines whether you qualify for the …

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The hoax, scare and bloody thoughts of an imminent earthquake hitting where the fault- lines are active within the environs of McCarthy Hills, Accra are thickening fast as the Ghana Geological Survey Authority piles up more pressure on residents to evacuate or risks putting their lives in jeopardy. Coming on …

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Who is a prophet? A prophet is “God’s” spokesperson on earth. So God reveals things to him to tell his people. A prophet should under no circumstance apologize for saying what God has revealed to him. If a prophet goes round apologizing for his prophecy, then that prophecy was not …

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Yes, there’s the saying that “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”, but when there is work to be done, an economy to improve, a bill to be paid; I mean, time that could be used productively is rather spent holidaying, then our forefathers who fought for …

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As I write this article, I am listening to a shuffled playlist of Ed Sheeran’s whole discography. “Save Myself” remains a personal favourite but as a closeted fan, I won’t admit to being a Sheerio which is the name of his fandom. Music is undoubtedly a powerful tool and every …

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In September 2006, the then Minister for Foreign Affairs, currently the incumbent President of the Republic of Ghana, H. E. Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo signed Ghana onto the International Organization of the Francophonie (OIF). There are practically three (3) types of membership status in the OIF: A country first joins …

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Some professions have been tagged as fit for male only in society, so when a woman decides to break the status-quo to take up such professions, she is chastised by some, and lauded by others.  However, whether she is chastised or not, the passion to succeed in her chosen field …

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Traders staking their claim on pedestrian walkway is so prevalent in Ghana that taking a stand against it gets you labelled as a hater or an enemy.  However, my stance on this issue is heavily influenced by the the dire situation on the walkway. When the footbridge on the Awoshie-Pokuase highway …

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Agriculture, just like every other human endeavor, has experienced many changes in the course of man’s evolution. All these changes have been seen as some sustainable development or a form of improvement in the eyes of those who championed them and its advocates in present day.  However, an overall look …

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Church is supposed to be a place where we receive blessings from God, but things seem to be the opposite in today’s church. Churches in our generation today are rather seeking ways to “milk” the pockets of poor congregation members.  In an inspiring video on social media, Prophet Israel Oladele …

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