COLUMNIST: AFIA AGYAPOMAA OFOSU

The rain began quietly. Then it kept coming. Hour after hour, it beat against rooftops, spilled onto roads and flowed in ...

The trailer had broken down in the middle of a major highway in the southern part of Ghana. Drivers honked impat ...

In many communities across Ghana, families begin their day unaware of a hidden danger around them. Children play near mi ...

ldquo;Bzzzzz, bzzzzz, bzzzzz. rdquo; This sound circles the ear before the bite is felt. A female Anopheles mosquito ri ...

Used and discarded indiscriminately, plastics often end up in gutters, on street corners, or burning in red-lit heaps at ...

For many journalists, reporting on science can feel intimidating. Research papers are often dense with technical jargon, ...

Across Africa rsquo;s vibrant landscapes, from the teeming marketplaces to the serene rural farmlands, women stand as th ...

Vroom, vroom, vroom mdash;the excavator rsquo;s engine roared, shaking the ground below. The vibrations ran through Kofi ...

In November 2024, I set off on what I thought would be a typical investigative journey mdash;one that would uncover fact ...

In the warm heart of West Africa, where the rhythms of life pulse through the land, I stand as a climate action activist ...

Imagine sending an urgent message to your government, seeking answers on issues that directly affect your life, only to ...

Years ago, as a young female journalist in Accra, I experienced an injustice that left me reeling. I rsquo;d been workin ...

ldquo;You can rsquo;t have climate justice without gender equality. rdquo; These words, spoken by Ugandan climate activ ...

Three months ago, I began an eye-opening journey as a participant in the West Africa AI Journalism Fellowship Program. S ...

As Ghana gears up for its pivotal 2024 elections, both politicians and voters eagerly anticipate the upcoming political ...

Surprisingly, Ghana lacks spillage control methods, even after its first president, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, inaugura ...