“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 13/11/26, (Friday, 32nd week in Ordinary Time of Year A).
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“WALK DAILY WITH JESUS”, 10/11/26, (Tuesday, 32nd Week in Ordinary Time of Year A. Also, Memorial of Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church).
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GTEC's Ban on Entrance Exams Misses the Real Threat to Ghana's Education Standards
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission's (GTEC) directive prohibiting tertiary institutions from conducting entrance examinations as a condition for ...
Reviving Ghana’s Cotton Industry: Why We Must Grow Our Own “White Gold” Instead of Importing It.
President John Dramani Mahama’s recent suggestion that Ghana may import cotton from the Republic of Benin to supply the country’s anticipated revi...
Africa Deserves Its Own Global Football Stage
Football is often described as the world's universal language, a game that unites people across continents regardless of race, nationality, religion, ...
The New SHS Curriculum Must Empower Teachers, Not Replace Them With AI
For some three years now or so, teachers have had to recommit their every to PLC for a chosen specific day each week. The aim is to prepare teachers...
Preserve Our Identity: The Dangerous Adulteration of Dagaaba Community Names
Names are not mere labels. They are repositories of history, identity, culture, and collective memory. Every traditional community, festival, river, m...
A Nation of Reactions Rather Than Prevention
One of Ghana’s most persistent governance failures is our tendency to address problems only after they have matured into national crises. Time and a...