Feature Articles

As Thomas Jefferson famously stated in 1824, "Coffee is the beverage of the civilized world." Today, however, that beverage faces unprecedented jeopardy.

For many farmers in the Upper West Region, the mention of Farmer Service Centres represents more than just another political promise or government intervention; it is a hope of a better fortune for them.  

Today, coffee is consumed by billions across the globe. Yet, the opening chapter of its history was written in the dense, primordial forests of Kaffa, Ethiopia.

Ghana is endowed with rich cultural diversity, fertile lands, and a wide array of nutritious indigenous foods that have sustained generations for centuries. 

Coffee holds an incredibly high place in the social and economic life of our world. In the modern era, coffee has become a product of technology and science, serving as a raw material for food, medicine, and various industrial products.

In Ghana, these major El Niño events such as those of 1982-1983, 1997-1998, 2015-2016, and the recent 2023-2024 episode have been linked to prolonged dry spells, reduced rainfall, increased temperatures, and heightened risks of drought and…

The Ghana Red Cross Society has expressed concern over prolonged delays in the passage of the Ghana Red Cross Bill.

In a rare, deeply personal reflection at the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Atomic, Chief of Staff, Dr. Samuel Julius Debrah on Sunday, April 26, 2026, offered Ghanaians a window into what loyalty looks like when it is…

Imagine the citizen who is arrested without charge, detained beyond the pale of law, cut off from counsel, family, and court, and released at last without explanation.  

As the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) approaches, a growing number of pupils are being pushed to sit the exams ahead of schedule, raising concerns about child welfare, systemic manipulation and the integrity of Ghana’s…