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Another semester is getting to an end and students are busily preparing to account the cost of their academic adventure through the heavy arms of End of Semester Examinations. It is indeed true that they say “Meat that has fat ...

We live in a society where Academic excellence is overrated. Students are persuaded and forced to give their all to academics to the extent that we have developed apathy to the issues that affects our livelihood as students. Students are ...

In Post-Colonial Ghana, the state, political parties, religious organizations, communities and schools were entrusted with the responsibility of youth development. Their responsibility as agents of youth development involved the conscious effort to coordinate, develop and support positive activities that promote ...

The last time I came open was on the issue of examinations. Well another issue has pricked the lenses and have urged me to zoom into focus. Once again it’s a period for KNUST to get high on election tensions ...

School, in my opinion, is the best place to discover yourself and unleash your potential. There are a lot of activities and platforms where one can try his or her hands on things to get some experience and discover some ...

The late Christopher “Columbus” Opoku represented many things to many people: a religious man, a hardworking professional, an incorruptible journalist and an impeccable broadcaster. But for me, he will always remain the man that first gave me the confidence to ...

We can always hope for the best, but the reality is inevitable and we live with the reality not hopes. Making hopeful pronouncements in beautiful speeches is good but you shall be judged by the reality and not by your ...

Once again, Ghana has been side-tracked into a needless debate about homosexuality after President Akufo-Addo’s interview with Aljazeera. He was asked about gays and stated that he felt the time was not ripe for consideration of a legislation legalising homosexuality in ...

‘Ndoo’, when you see a toad running in broad daylight, you better understand that something is after its life. This week I have had the chance to glance over the response of his Excellency, Nana Akufo-Addo on a question posed ...

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has often been heavily criticized for its maltreatment of foreign workers, and the abuses that some receive at the hands of employers. The Ghanaian Embassy in Saudi Arabia, in May this year, cautioned Ghanaian youth ...