Gender

  By Martin Osei Tutu Tension is mounting at Boi in the Ga East Municipality of the Greater Accra Region over alleged multiple sale of lands...

  Something urgent must be done to rescue Ghanaian schoolchildren from the growing burden of carrying heavy loads of books to and from school every day. The issue may appear simple to some people, but it deserves serious national attention because the physical well-being of children should never be sacrificed in the pursuit of academic excellence. Across the country, many schoolchildren leave home each morning carrying schoolbags filled with numerous textbooks, exercise books, notebooks and other learning materials. Some of these bags appear disproportionately heavy for the age and physical development of the children carrying them. This raises an important question: Are we doing enough to protect our children from the possible long-term physical consequences of carrying excessive loads? If our children are truly the future leaders of Ghana, then protecting their health, safety and well-being must be treated as a national priority. There is therefore an urgent need for a national dialogue involving all key stakeholders in education and child welfare. Such a discussion should bring...

  Story by Lawrence Kumah The Ashanti Regional Youth Employment Agency has handed over start -up packs and working tools to some beneficiaries under it's skills...

  Mr. Augustus Goosie Tanoh, Presidential Advisor for the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development, has clarified that the government’s 24-Hour Economy initiative is not...

  The Gbawe Kwatei Family, descendants of Nii Kpakpa Osiakwan of the Asere Kpakpatse We, has issued a strong public statement demanding an immediate clarification...