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Must see 5 Museums in Africa: A Journey Through Art, History, and Culture
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Ghana’s Hope in the Face of a Landslide Victory: A Nation’s Call for Change
Ghana’s Moment of Feminine Power: A Soulful Reflection
Why Ghana is failing: The perspective of a Ghanaian political novice who has read the book “Why Nations Fail,” 4 Times.
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Managing natural resources is a critical and complex issue for both developed and developing nations. It is technically thought-provoking and often entails difficult trade-offs for some…
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Decorating our homes wit mirrors
By: Pamela Ofori-Boateng The right positioning of a mirror in a room can transform a dark, stuffy space into a gorgeous one by offering the illusion of an additional window. Mirrors can add…
Must see 5 Museums in Africa: A Journey Through Art, History, and Culture
1. The Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is one of the most iconic museums in the world, housing an unparalleled collection of ancient…
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Passport office to work 24/7
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has called on staff at the passport office to prepare for extended working hours, including day, night, and dawn shifts, as…
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Ghana’s Hope in the Face of a Landslide Victory: A Nation’s Call for Change
The resilient people of Ghana have witnessed yet another democratic milestone as the provisional results of the 2024 general elections pour in with John Mahama of the…
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Ghana’s Moment of Feminine Power: A Soulful Reflection
In the archetypal realm described in “Women Who Run with the Wolves”, Clarissa Pinkola Estés, describes the wild woman as representing an untamed, intuitive force that…
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Why Ghana is failing: The perspective of a Ghanaian political novice who has read the book “Why Nations Fail,” 4 Times.
Over the years, I have become very disinterested in Ghanaian politics as it perpetuates this very reality of not caring for its citizens at all, especially as we have seen…
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