How Ghana’s First and Only Planetarium Shut Down After More Than a Decade in Operation
Built by Dr. Jacob Ashong and his wife Jane, the Ghana Planetarium was the first of its kind in West Africa. But due to
Beyond the Bed: The Crisis Behind Ghana’s Emergency Care Failures
Nana Kofi Quakyi, a Ghanaian public health expert, writes about the convenient fiction of the “No Bed Syndrome” - and what the data actually
Ghana’s Legal Education Reform Bill Will Establish A National Bar Exam
The bill will decentralise accreditation and give universities space to operate law practice training
Why African Governments Must Regulate Prediction Markets Before Its Too Late
Before Prediction Market platforms make landfall in Africa, public officials must put appropriate guard rails in place to prevent exploitation
What Ghana’s New Performance Standards For Telecom Companies Means for Consumers
Ghana's Communication Authority has placed new rules and standards for telecom companies to ensure better service for consumers
Ghanaian Member of Parliament Wants To Introduce Legislation To Criminalize Paternity Fraud
A popular Member of Parliament wants to criminalize paternity fraud which could jail women who falsify the identity of a child's father
Thomas Partey Was a Star at Arsenal. He’s Now Facing Several Counts of Sexual Assault
After playing more than 100 matches for Arsenal under a cloud of investigation, the Ghanaian international now faces a reckoning in London as a
Why A Russian Content Creator Is Causing Outrage in Ghana with Videos of Soliciting Women
A Russian vlogger's videos have sparked controversy after he uploaded videos of his interactions with women seemingly without their consent