Beatrice Laryea

As I sat on a bench in the public square and watched people going about peacefully minding their own businesses, I whispered a prayer of thanks to God for the peace we enjoy in this country.

The National Media Commission (NMC) last Saturday, October 26, 2024, announced that 44 television stations in the country were broadcasting unethical, indecent and offensive content.

She is boisterous”, “acts like a boy”, “She comes in overconfident”, “She is too assertive”. These are some of the comments generally made when girls or young women try to defy society’s tag and wrong image of girls.

Empowering women in tourism to expand Africa's growth potential Tourism in Africa is thriving, propelled by its rich cultures, unique landscapes and the warm hospitality of its people.

Collateral still reigns supreme: The reality in Ghana is that collateral-based lending dominates the banking sector. Even for SMEs and corporate entities, creditworthiness as measured by cash flow or credit scores does not outweigh the importance of having physical assets to secure a loan.

THE Ghana Health Service (GHS) has disclosed that disease outbreaks are becoming common in the country.

A nationwide survey on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) has revealed that the diseases are responsible for about 45 per cent of all deaths in the country, with cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes being the leading contributors

Deputy Director and Advisor at the SDG Advisory Unit, Office of the President, Dr Felix Addo-Yobo, has called on individuals and organisations to integrate the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework into their operations to help protect both humanity and the planet

Otoobuor Djan Kwasi II is a highly revered traditional leader in Ghana. He is the Chief of Aburi (Aburihene) and doubles as the Adontenhene of Akuapem.

As per experts, fruits play a key role in maintaining kidney health due to their rich nutrient profiles and high water content.