From Naaha Village to the Classroom: Dr. Abdulai Darimani’s Journey Through Loss, Education, Literature and Leadership
Ishmael Junourgh Abdulai grew up in Naaha, a village that had no school at the time. The nearest school was in Ponyentanga,…
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THERE AT BAAKINGOTA
Charles Prempeh PhD Every day, I sit quietly in my ghetto, which, by now, you should know as the Republic of Baakingota. Geographically,…
Ghana Nie, Weekend Drivers Nie
This Sunday evening has been an interesting one. I stepped out of my room to walk about, but certainly not…
A Teacher’s Reward Is Certainly in Heaven
This evening, while walking in my community to stretch my limbs, I decided to allow my mind to reflect on…
TABERNACLES AT THE WHOLE BODY
The feast of the temporary dwelling. The body becomes the booth. The womb becomes the sukkah. Nothing owned is eternal…
LURI: THE BOY WHO REFUSED TO LET CIRCUMSTANCE WRITE HIS STORY
From a childhood of migration, farming, hunger and interrupted schooling to academia, public service and a lifelong mission for Sissala…
THE MAN BEHIND THE PUSH TO PUT SISSALE ON GHANA’S WRITTEN-LANGUAGE MAP
For generations, Sissala children entered Ghana’s formal education system speaking one language at home but learning through another. Today, Sissale…
FROM NANDOM TO THE IMF: THE REMARKABLE RISE OF DR MAXWELL TUULI
From the classrooms of Nandom Senior High School to the international corridors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the journey…
“SENDI NA ME SENDI WO”: WHEN GHANAIAN TELEVISION BECOMES A MARKETPLACE FOR MONEY-DOUBLING SCHEMES
A presenter could sit comfortably in a studio, speaking with the confidence of someone who knows exactly what he is…
A TRIBUTE TO A WOMAN WITH A HEART OF GOLD
Today, we celebrate and appreciate our dear sister, Ramatu Imoru Seidu, whose love, compassion, and generosity continue to touch the…