Education

By Bright Atsu Aditse The era of a one-language-fits-all approach is long gone. The modern philosophy is "using the right tool for the right job." This specialization allows for greater…

By Michael Nyavi (Sir Michael) Human rights, as enshrined in international law, were originally meant to protect the dignity and freedom of every human being. The Universal Declaration of Human…

By Ametepe Michael   “Meritocracy! The Modern Norm”     Meritocracy is a political system of governance in which rewards, opportunities, and positions of power are distributed based on individual talents,…

By James Attah Ansah NB: First published with Modern Ghana on 22nd September 2025 At first, all Kormi did was scream. He screamed when he was asked to hold a…

By Michael Nyavi ( Sir Michael) Child development is a journey of rapid change, steady learning and growing independence. Knowing the typical stages helps parents, teachers and communities give the…

By Bright Atsu Aditse For many decades, some powerful trends have been in place. Computer hardware has rapidly been getting faster, cheaper and smaller. Internet bandwidth (that is, its information…

By Bright Todan Walk through the streets of Accra after a heavy rainfall, and the sight is all too familiar: gutters choked with plastic bottles, sachet water bags, and polythene…

By James Attah Ansah NB: First published with Daily Graphic on August 27, 2025 The "Special" Label and the Campus Comedy Show Imagine this: Some brilliant, ambitious students with  disabilities…

By James Attah Ansah and Charles Ekornunye Ansah NB: First published with Daily Graphic on September 1, 2025 In the heart of bustling Accra, 22-year-old Amina wires a solar panel…

By S.G.V. Snr. The accused, aged 42 years is alleged to have granted two plots of land situated and lying at Zongo to one Tegar at the cost of Ghc…