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 part of the…
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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 National Democratic Congress…
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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 exists within all women,…
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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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The reality of a PR career: Beyond the glamour and my lessons
Written by: Israel A. Norshie When I first embarked on my career in Public Relations (PR) after completing my degree in marketing, I was captivated by the perceived prestige and…
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Do students think what they’re learning is important?
A new survey builds on previous research, showing that student engagement isn’t just key to ensuring they attend class, behave well, and stay on track academically—it’s also crucial for helping…
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US Embassy in Ghana to shut down its present online application system in order to develop a new platform.
Access to the old visa service provider’s website and services will cease on August 16, 2024. Applicants will not be able to make a new visa appointment, cancel or reschedule…
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Here are 7 African countries with the lowest salaries—See where Ghana ranks
1. Sudan: $5 Sudan tops the list with the lowest average salary of just $5. The economic crisis in the country has been exacerbated by years of political instability, conflict,…
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Our Educational Imperative: Preparing Ghana for the World Ahead
The world of work, and the related education requirements, is changing in many ways and on many levels. The traditional industries of the past half-century into which our fathers moved…
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