Sign in
Sign in
Recover your password.
A password will be e-mailed to you.
Browsing Category
Feature Articles
Modifying old tradition towards reducing maternal mortality
Mr Sulemana Imoro, 45, is an opinion leader at Bagurugu in the Karaga District of the Northern Region.
He is dedicated to working towards the modification of an old traditional practice called ‘Pa Prigibu,’ which forbid first time…
Enforcing the Whistleblowers’ Act: The challenges
Opanyi Kodjo Attah (name not real), a farmer at Matimeho, residing in the Afram Plains of the Eastern Region, says he has for several years concealed the corrupt practices of a public officer, who stays in the same area with him.
The…
Street funerals and road safety in Ghana
The celebration of newly commissioned roads in the country has gradually become a norm, particularly in the small towns and rural communities.
Its main competitor, perhaps, is the celebration of newly appointed ministers and district chief…
Fostering financial inclusion with mobile banking in Africa
The annual growth rates of mobile phone penetration in the developing world have ranged between 30% and 50% or higher, and penetration has been rapidly increasing. In Africa, mobile phone penetration has exploded during the last ten years.…
Women empowerment in ICT: A step towards development
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) provides enormous opportunities and avenues for national development.
Women in particular are not supposed to use ICT for marketing and advertising alone, but to use the technology for…
Six months maternity leave is a must
Many educated women today will scowl at the idea that “a woman’s place or office is the kitchen”.
In fact there has been vigorous campaigns that aims at erasing that notion to replace it with “what a man can do a woman can do even better”.…
As Ghana considers coal-fired energy plant – Some issues
Ghana has an energy crisis. Electricity is being rationed, homes and businesses can’t have sufficient electricity and some are racking up extra costs in finding alternative energy sources by themselves.
The government has been talking…
Acting to end violence against women
Last year, as rebels captured the main towns in Northern Mali, UN Women registered a sudden and dramatic increase of rapes in the first week of the takeover of Gao and Kidal, in places where most women never report this violence to anyone,…
Ghana’s oil exploration: The love and hate relationship
Light crude oil popularly known as “black gold” is a precious commodity that brings a lot of hope and high expectation of economic prosperity for most countries that discover it.
Ghana discovered oil in commercial quantities Offshore West…
Microfinance companies and poverty reduction: The Koforidua experience
Poverty has always been a part of the world; even in the developed world where it is assumed that everyone is well-to-do, some of the people find themselves living on the streets due to poverty.
The under-developed countries, which find…