Let Them Talk About You: Embrace the Office Gossip
We've all been there – you walk into the break room to grab a cup of water, only to hear whispers and giggles from your coworkers. You can feel your…
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Rethinking African Politics: Challenging stereotypes and promoting positive change
African politics has long been associated with negative stereotypes, including corruption, instability, and violence. While it is true that some African countries have experienced these challenges, it is important to…
Valentine’s Day Is All About Love, But Was It Always That Way?
Over 1500 years ago, Valentine's Day was first celebrated in memory of a martyred Christian. While the festival's origins are rooted in both pagan and religious traditions, it has now…
Don’t Kill Yourself This Valentine’s Day
Valentine's Day can be both romantic and hilariously absurd at the same time. On one hand, it's a chance to express your love and appreciation for your significant other in…
Dear Freshman
University admissions are out. Freshmen are getting set to read a variety of programs; the feeling can be great or disappointing. In my first year at the University of Ghana,…
The Brouhaha of Ghana SIM card registration
By March 31, 2022, every Ghanaian above age 18 and bearing a SIM card is required to register their SIM to avoid the termination of their mobile user number, and…
A nation polarized by religion and superstition
This is an introspection, as I sit back in my track and reflect on the recent happenings in the country, precisely the incident involving the alleged murder of an elderly…
'Petition for Abolishing Slavery', 1826. The image shows a shackled slave pleading with his master, whilst two children hold up the petition to abolish the slave trade. From The Black Man's Lament, or, how to make sugar, by Amelia Alderson Opie. (London, 1826). (Photo by Art Media/Print Collector/Getty Images)
Wipe Off the Traces of Colonialism on the Continent-PLO Lumumba Foundation to AU
The chronicles of the African Peoples in striving for better governance and the development of the African continent as a whole have tarried to see today’s decade. In the wake…
Tourism; the Other Ghanaian Pandemic
The pandemic is not getting any better, I must confess. Whew!It was Wednesday, an early mid-morning adventure to one of Ghana's tourist sites, the Boti Falls. The twin waterfall is…
