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My child must die before me
Four months into marriage, Yaayaa (not the real name) realized she was pregnant, her joy knew no bounds as she had always wanted to experience being a mother.
Can citizen monitoring save the public purse?
In many developing countries, the challenge of delayed and abandoned infrastructure projects is common. This reality is all too familiar in Ghana.
Kaneshie District Court disability unfriendly; judges meet litigants halfway
Court users who are physically challenged or aged find it difficult to access the Kaneshie District Court. This is because it is disability unfriendly.
Ghana in the Guinness World Records: DNA sequencing first done on Ghanaian
The Guinness World Records was first published on August 27, 1955. Initially called Guinness Book of Records, it has sold more than a hundred million copies, and sells about 3.5 million copies a year in 23 languages in about one hundred…
Myths and misconceptions: Stigma againsr persons living with elephantiasis
It is about 1500hours on Saturday and chiefs and people of Kodo community (not real name), a suburb of Bongo District in Upper East Region, gathered for their annual Ndaakoya festival.
Struggle with diabetes – A journalist’s story
A small itchy toenail robbed his peace in October 2014.
As an African, is it easy to obtain a passport in your country?
Applying for and getting a travel document such as a passport in most African countries can be a traumatic experience for most citizens.
Petroleum, other minerals ownership, legal frameworks, and the socio-economic benefits to Ghanaians
Petroleum and other minerals ownership Ghana's legal foundations for the ownership of petroleum and other minerals are firmly established within the constitutional framework of 1992.
China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Africa’s infrastructure development ambitions
Over the last decades, China has been at the forefront of championing multiple global initiatives, including the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, and the Global Civilization Initiative.
Employed by my body: Inside Accra’s growing hook-up business
It is 2200 hours on Friday. About 100 girls actively pitch for clients on a Telegram platform with the hope of catching the eye of men who would pay for their body and have them for the night.