COLUMNIST: HENRY ATTA NYAME

There is a growing habit of unhealthy behaviour in our homes, communities, and society in general. To some people, it lo ...

A student can spend years in school, pass every exam, graduate with confidence and still struggle to recall much of what ...

In Ghana, gaining admission into a university is a proud and unforgettable experience. It is often celebrated with exc ...

What happens when a nation rewards deceit and punishes integrity? When dishonesty is celebrated and truth is overlooked, ...

Education remains one of the most important tools for national development. It helps to build human capital, improve ski ...

The public service is a major contributor to economic and social progress in Ghana. Whenever public sector workers go on ...

A popular Ghanaian highlife musician, Amakye Dede, once hinted in one of his songs in the Akan dialect that: ldquo;Nkur ...

When I heard that the Ghana Education Service (GES) had released the 2026/2027 academic calendar for basic schools in Gh ...

A few weeks ago in Ghana, some concerned teachers staged a demonstration to protest unpaid salaries. The words of a teac ...

As the current government seeks to roll out a system that links salaries to employee productivity, care must be taken to ...

Indeed, life is precious. This is a core reason everyone must strive to preserve it. Nonetheless, life can sometimes tak ...

What should have been an ordinary afternoon of washing clothes turned fatal for Bernard Aikins, a final-year student of ...

In Ghana, past questions have become a common learning resource in preparing learners for examinations such as the Basic ...

The day Ghana lost President John Atta Mills was a day of grief: heavy, silent, and deeply painful. News of his sudden p ...

lsquo;Sito rsquo; schools can shine if we give them support, respect, and the encouragement they deserve. In Ghana, ...

In basic school, there was a poem I remember very well because it taught deep lessons about human life and values. Th ...