Kakum National Park
The Kakum National Park is a protected area located in the coastal region of Ghana. Covering 375 square kilometers, it was originally established as a reserve in 1931 before being…
Carlos Calony named Best Journalism Student at UniMAC Graduation
Carlos Lorlornyo Atsu Calony popularly known as just Carlos Calony, and former MX24-TV news anchor, has been awarded the Overall Best Student in Journalism at the UniMAC graduation ceremony for…
The Evolution of Agbadza Music and Dance
Agbadza, a popular Ewe music, and dance, originated from the times of war and has evolved into a well-liked recreational activity. Its roots can be traced back to a historic…
What it means: “Friends can make you or mar you”
We've all heard the saying "you are the company you keep," and it's true that the people we surround ourselves with especially friends can have a significant impact on our…
Remembering Hannah Kudjoe: A Political Icon in Ghana’s History
Hannah Kudjoe, born Hannah Dadson in December 1918, was a renowned advocate for Ghanaian independence during the 1940s and 1950s. She was a trailblazing female nationalist in the movement, serving…
Wechiau Hippopotamus Sanctuary
The Wechiau Hippopotamus Sanctuary is a unique and exciting destination for visitors to Ghana. Located in the Upper West Region, the sanctuary is a community-protected area that stretches along a…
Breaking Down the Hierarchy of Influencers: Which Type Are You Following?
In today's digital marketing landscape, influencer marketing has become a crucial aspect, and understanding the hierarchy of influencers is vital to shape consumer behavior and drive trends. With the constant…
Causes and Effects of Workplace Toxicity
Workplace toxicity is like a dark cloud that can hover over your head and ruin your day. No one likes working in a negative environment, where colleagues and management engage…
Legon Botanical Garden
The Legon Botanical Gardens, located within the University of Ghana in the heart of Accra, offer an exceptional outdoor playground for people of all ages where nature meets enjoyment. This…
Adae Kese Festival
The Adae Kese Festival, also known as the "big resting place," is a significant and infrequent celebration among the Ashantis, an ethnic group in Ghana. This festival occurs during two…
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