Feature Articles

News of a serious car accident involving Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu and Deputy Communication Minister Mohammed Adams Sukparu spread rapidly across social media, news portals, and traditional media on Thursday, February 12.  

Ghana’s wetlands, once revered as life-giving ecosystems and protected through deeply rooted traditional practices, are rapidly disappearing under the combined weight of encroachment, pollution, and weak enforcement.

Freedom of the press, guaranteed under Chapter 12 of the 1992 Constitution, remains a core democratic principle in Ghana. 

As the world marks Mental Wellness Month in January, it is high time Ghana confronted mental health honestly. Not through whispered conversations behind closed doors, and not only through prayers offered in silence, but through open and…

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made enormous contributions to our country and humanity in his 39 years on the planet, but commemorations of his life and legacy portray him far too often as a solitary figure. 

It’s been a rough couple of weeks in the United States and the world.

It was an ordinary Tuesday morning in Tema on January 13, 2015; workers reported offices, traders opened their shops, and journalists went about their routine assignments. 

A quiet but significant shift is taking place in international law, one that could redefine how countries such as Ghana protect their natural resources and hold polluters accountable.  

When Dorcas reaches for a chilled bottle of her favourite soft drink after lunch, she rarely considers its long-term effects on her health. 

Farmlands of whispering crops and sun-drenched soil, deep in the heart of Ewoyaa near Mankessim, now simmer with quiet despair.